Washburn University - Kaw Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 234 of the 1928 volume:

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A 1 4 I I li I DEDICATICD cordahce of whose hopes and ioieaiis, and in coh- sequenee ofwhose wiiiinq .sacrifices we efzog the lziqh privilege of, these qeans in college, we, the students of Zlfczshbum- dedicate this twefzfq-.sixth volume of the KAW FCDREWQRD f7he1.9Zc9lfAWstaf,! presents lhls book llllffl flzc flops fha!!! will -ef clzmfzzblc' ,Qzillzhzlq lizcpcw sofmclafza' acfzifzfies of Washburn College durlhg llzc' pas! gear. 1 4 Welcome A Larrick Memorial Fountain Mc Vicar Chapel On a' Winter Day 111.5 'K Carnegie Library Mulvane Art Museum l H Through the Elms v-,-- A .RJ Boswell Hall ff? 351 'N L ss! EQ Q 6 , N an , ' fa X f Q ' gg Q? I: vom! 0 ii' fs! S, . X ,QI T J G 4 ,us VN Q W aqm whefwwfmgi is 19 ,150 j f :qi WJ 51 M K, . A f if-2417 Q X.- fx M T1 N ,zxifgwgf mu. J' S2 ,.. if F PARLEY PAUL WOMER PRESIDENT Duncan L. McEachron, A. B., Litt. D. Ella M. Pixley, A. B Vice-President Secretary Treasurer William A. Irwin Assistant to the President I1.:4-lx x N. E. Saxe Susan M. Guild Dean of Men Dean of Women Jessie Dean Libranan . . V The Board of Trustees OFFICERS OF THE BOARD. PARLEY P. WOMER ........... President D. L. MCEACHRON . ' . . Vice-president ELLA MAY PIXLEY ....... . . Secretary Trustee Emeritus. John C. McClintock, L.L. D. ,.... . Topeka Term Ending june, 1928. Leon C. Schnacke, D. D ........ . Topeka William S Lindsay, M, D. . . Topeka Albe B. Whiting . . . . Topeka Paul B. Sweet, A. B. . . Topeka Robert Stone, A. B. . .... .... T opeka A. H. Denton ............. Arkansas City Edward G. Buckland, M. A., L.L. B. . . New Haven, Conn. I Byron H. Davis ........ ...... T opeka Term Ending june, 1929. Harwood O. Benton, A. B ....... . Oberlin Warren W. Finney, B. S. . . . Emporia C. Benjamin Franklin, A. B. . . Topeka A. A. Godard .... ...... T opeka M. L. Alden . . . . Kansas City, Kaus. James M. Parker .... . Kansas City, Mo. Howard D. Tucker, A. B ............ Eureka Term Ending June, 1930. David W. Mulvane, A. B ........ . Topeka J. R. Burrow ..... . Topeka George A. Guild . . . .... Topeka Charles S. Elliott . . . .... Topeka Frank A. Quail, L.L. B. . . . Cleveland, Ohio David Neiswanger, A. B. . . .... Topeka William M. Mills, A.B., M.D. . . . Topeka G. C. Bowman . . . . . Topeka Page 20 l V ,,,,, Awww W V V 5 4 'ff - W Q fx by a ,QD fx! '37 l 5'-9 :Ama ,im I G 4 P5 Nvvx Z X CLASSES OS .L1J...L.4s A '-, I . 5 4 5 K -,. - F? A ,A Vs 'fa 5 E 1 DEAN ARTHUR GODFREY SELLEN QXSTWIIEURN College was founclecl in 1865 by leaclers of the Congre- gational Church in Kansas. lt follows the traclitions of liberal edu- cation long' establisherl in this country by other institutions of Congrega- tional origin. such as Harvarcl. Yale. Grinnell, Oberlin and Carleton. lfirnily attachecl to these traclitions, XYashburn, like those institutions, is inclepclenclent and self-governing, free from sectarian or political control, with stuclents ancl teachers of all clenoininations. XYashburn College of liberal arts ancl sciences is accreclitecl by the North Central .Xssociation of Colleges anrl Seconrlary Schools ancl the .Xssociation of Anierican L'nix'ersities. lt is a incnibcr of the .Xssociation of ,Ninerican Colleges ancl of the .Xinerican .Xssociation of L'nix'ersity XYOIIICH. XXlZlSlllll1l'l1 ollers in its College of l,iberal .Xrts ancl Sciences the courses of stucly traclitionally recognizecl as the basis of higher eilucation. Its stanclarrls of scholarship are high. .XC2lilC1lllCZ1llj', it compares favora ably with any college in this section of the country. A-XRTl-IVR ti. SIQLLEN, Dean. lY l 'l' l . ,. - A rn, . 5, .. . L -1 . ,,,, 1 , , ' ree 3 ' -.-, ft?! .- YSfft ' , P' I --- my 'Q Liberal Arts Faculty PARLEY PAUL VVOMER, B. D., Sc. D., ............ President Head of the Department of American Citizenship. DUNCAN LENDRUM McEACI-IRON, A. B., Litt. D. ,..... Vice-President Professor of English Language. ARTHUR GODFREY SELLEN, Ph. D., .............. Dean Professor of Biblical History and Literature. JESSIE DEAN, B. S., Librarian. SARAH LUCINDA DOUBT, Ph. D., Professor of Botany. ' DANIEL MOSES FISK, Ph. D., D. D., Professor Emeritus of Sociology. GEORGE S. FULBRIGHT, A, B., Professor of Public Speaking. WILLIAM ASBURY HARSHBARGER, B. S., Sc. D., Professor of Mathematics. JOHN EINEORY HOLLINGSVVORTH, Ph. ., Professor of Greek and Latin. VVILLIAM ALEXANDER IRWIN, A. M., Dean of Men. Professor of Economics. Associate of President in Extension W'ork. ELSIE L. JONES, A. M., Professor of Home Economics. ROBERT HILLS KINGMAN, A. M., Professor of Zoology. CHARLOTTE MENDEL LEAVITT, A. M., Litt. D., Professor of English Literature. CLEVELAND SCOTT LOPER, M. S., Professor of Engineering. BERTRAM VV. MAXWELL, Ph. D., Professor of History. FLEMING G. MOORE, Ph. D., Professor of Physics. VVILLIAM JOSEPH MORGAN, A. M., B. D., Professor of Philosophy and Social Ethics. BURLEIGH REED, B. S., A. M., Professor of Chemistry. NATHANIEL E. SAXE, A. M., Professor of Modern Foreign Lan- guages. Acting Dean of Men. VICTOR EDWARD WHITE, A. M., Professor of Political Science and History. LUTHER DENNY VVHITTEMORE, A. M., Litt. D., Registrar. Professor of Education. MILDRED WILSON, A. B., C. P. H.. Professor of Bacteriology. HARRY JUSTIN COLBURN, A. M., .Associate Professor of English Lan- guage and Literature. RALPH BURKHOLDER, A. M., Assistant Professor of Journalism. TRANN LAMAR COLLIER, A. M., Assistant Professor of Education and Philosophy. ADLAI S. CROOM, A. B.. Assistant Professor of Mathematics. SUSAN MARGARET GUILD, A. B., Litt. D., Dean of VVomen. Assistant Professor of Modern Foreign Languages. OSCAR JOHNSON, A. M., Assistant Professor of Modern For- eign Languages. KARL AUGUSTUS MENNINGER, A. M., M. D., Assistant Professor of Abnormal Psy- chology. VVILSON CURTIS WHEELER. A. B., B. D., Assistant Professor Emeritus of Math- ematics. HELEN WHITAKER WEHE, A, M., Assistant Professor of Astronomy. FRANCES DAVIS WHITTEMORE, Assistant Professor of Art. MAX R. WHITE, Ph. B., Acting Professor of Political Science and History. WILLIAM PLUMMER BLACK, B. S., A. M., Acting Professor of Economics. ROY WYNNE, B. S.. Director of Athletics. DEWEY TAYLOR, A. B., Assistant Director of Athletics. LUCILLE ALMGREN, Instructor in Art. V. HELEN ANDERSON, Ph. B., Instructor in Art. HILDA GUENTHER, B. S., Instructor in Physical Education. FLORENCE HEIZER, A. B., Instructor in Public Speaking. KATHLEEN McKAY, A. M., Instructor in Modern Foreign Languages. VV. T. NEWMAN, C. P. A.. Instructor in Accounting. HELENE ROSS, A. M., Instructor in Modern Foreign Languages. ALBERT WEHE, M. S.. Instructor in Engineering. ALBERT'H. VVINTER, B. S.. Instructor in Shop. FREDERIC ZIMMERMAN. A. B., Instructor in English. EARLE G. BROWN, M. D.. Lecturer on Hygiene. CLARA DAY BOYD, B. L.. Assistant Librarian. HELEN PEPPARD, A. B.. Assistant in History. HELEN STEELE, A. B., Assistant in Home Economics. IMOGENE FOLTZ. A. B., Assistant in Botany. Page 22 pvf T ' QQ.- IL ' ,f'Ql ','T' 'Mix ' 'jug ',Y, 4--,,W -,M x V4 1 v v A A Senior Class Officers FIRST SEMESTER Gertrude Nelson .......... . . President Esther Mary Snyder . . . Vice-President Mildred Kingsbury . ..... Secretary-Treasurer LaVerne Erwin . . Student Council Representative SECOND SEMESTER James Eymann . ......... . . President Lillian Taylor . . . . . , Vice-President Katherine Pierson . . Secretary-Treasurer Page 23 J v .Qil926kg. XYIXIU' l'111'If-1' 'l':1yI411' I,I1'scI111f-1' l 1':1114-is VIRGINIA WIGI.'l'Y. 'l'up1-1111 Spz111isI1 Ii:1111v11 .Xlphu 'I'I1vl11. I 1'1-111-I1 4'I11h, Y.XV.4',.X,, 'lvilll IJ1-lt:1 I'i. .IUHN f',XII'l'I4Zll, 'l'11p1-Im M:1tI11'111:1ti1-s Y.M,l'..X. LUIS 'l'.XYl.HIi. 'l'1v1wIi:1 I'211g'IisI1 Iizlppa .XI11h:1 'l'Il9l2l. All'lIIl'2IlI, Y.NV,l',A., I4'1'vsI1n1:111 t'1m1rnissiu11. XX'.'XI.'l'ICIi IJIGSVIINICII, 121-Init l'Ill'f11IStI'j' l'hi Pi Phi, f'IIl'lIIISII'Y 011111. Y.M,l'..X. IIICI4E1'f'.X IFILXNUIS. XVt'SlIIIIll'4'l21Il1l I+I11glisI1 K:1p11z1 ,Xlphu 'l'h1f1z1, Y.XV.4',.X. k'.XIIKII.YN S'I'IilI'II!Y. 'l'11111'kz1 I4I11g'IisI1 A+-111 l:111 Axllvllil. X.XX.l.,X., 11111 111-11:1 I1. IIUIZICIVI' AI.XIi'l'IN. 'l'upoIc:1 Ii11gi111zv1'i11,L:' I'I1i I'i Phi. lius, Mgr. KAW, I1111-1'-t'1'1111-1'11ity f'UlllIl'iI, I'I11g'i111-1-rs t'I11I1, l1Ilt'IIIISlI'5' l'lllI1, l'1'11sst'l11I1, Ile-vim-xx' l:ll1lI'fvl, Y.lXl,1'.,X. IfII.XNf'l-IS IZI-INK. 'l'11111-k:1 I 4I't'lIK'll .Xlphu l'hi, lf'1'1Jsh. fjillfllll., XV..X.,X., I, 2, II, 4. FIPSIIIIISIII Iiuskm-1h:1II, Ilelizmthlls. 121114 I11-II1-hiv 2 ZS. 4, Y,XY.l'.,X,. IUIIYIIIPI I. I!I111- l'1-plmm-VS, Il.XliHl,D IXlf'K.XY, Ulu-1'li11 l':l'IlIIHZIIIl'S ,',',-1 1 4.11-Y 1 I h1 I1 PIII. 1.11-1-Club I. -,,1. hm-1-y. X.M,1.A. 2, IE, S1-1-.-'I'1'1A:1s. 'l'h 1111 Iugy l'I11I1, fillillll-'I I'h11i1'. .XVIJHICY HIIICNN. Sl. .IuI1l1 I'l11g'1isI1 IQEIIIIIZI ,XIIIIIII 'l'h1-ta. S11z111ish Uluh 4. Ilwli- EIIIIIIIIS, l'il'E'SIIIII2lII f'HI1IIII.. Y.XY,1T..X. Slrim-by Mz11'1i11 Ikwk M1-Iiuy 131111111 01174 l':1p:1- 24 lln xx lu l-'mul Sm-x'vl's All-I'Znl:n1'fel' flu lll l'll lil'llKll0l,Dlili, 'l'0p0ku l I't'Il1'll Sigma .Xllslnzx lutzl, l-'rn-m'l1 Vlulr. .Xll'Illf'2lll, Quill Vlulx, Stlulvul l'uum-il il, -l, 'l':m lbs-lin l'i llxl li.-X Y llllll., lie-mais Zmmlngy - l'l1i l'i I'l1i, Y.3I,1'..X., l'Illlllli'l. ' ul ll VIRGINIA lll'l1SUN, If4n't Sc-ull Englisll l 1, mlm mxusu ll I le-Ns Z1-1:1 'l'm1 Allulul. Glw- Vlulv, l l'l'll1'll Vluln, llm NI5.. Qvs Nw A huuw Mikmlu, Y.XY44',IX. S lupmlll llUN.Xl,lJ MYICIIS, 'l'4r1wx-kzl 1'llIl4lSllIlllY l'lli Della 'l'l1m-tn, Glu- Club. Sunlm-ul Uulllmvil 2, Y.M.t'..X., Culvim-t Ii. Kznw Stuff Pi lillllllil Ifllllil. Vi CIZIITIITIZI Mu, Prcs. Y.M.C.,X. 4. S:lg.:'z1xnu1'n-, ldrlitur Slmlvnt Huml Rook. 1 DORIS GILMURIC. 'lmpplul FVOIICII Iiumm Alpha: 'l'lwl:1, FVPIIOII Club, Y,XV.l'..X. M51-rs Gilmorl- Pzlgl- 25 121111-ll Imvis 4,l111lI'1'vy XYm1x'1-1' S11-1V:11'1 NAUMI 4'.X'l'l,lG'l l', 'l'u1u-lm l'11l1li11 S111-:1ki11g' S1g'111:1 ln-llu. IZI111- I'4'l1p4'1'S. XY.XI.'l'I4IR Il.XVlS. K:111s:1s Pity I4I11gi111f1-1'i11,L1' l'hi l'i l'l1i, IJ1-ltzx .Xl11l1z1 1HTl1'g'21, .X1I1. I'111:11'd 111' l'11l1lI'11l I 1111Ur:1H. SYLYIA H0111-'IiI'IY. 'lvfbllilkil Musiv Sigrnu llellzl. film- 4'l11h. Sl'I'. l'l't'2lS. 4, I'1'1-ss t'l11l1 2. Zi. rllfiwlifili WIGA Ylflll, 'I'f11wk:1 IC4-1111u111i1's .xllbllil D1-1111. MAX DICLINE S'I'I+1XVAIL'l', 'l'u11ekz1 l:l'l'I11'll liilllxbil Alpha 'l'l19l:1, F1'1111c'l1 f'111h, Spzmish t'l11l1, I1'l1:1l1ud First .Xidm-rs. vlxilll Us-11:1 Pi. fl! MARY IHVISIC SMITH. lC11glisI1 'l'1'111f-k:1 Z1-1:1 Vliilll ,Xl11l111, If'1'1-111-I1 l'l11h, Sliilllifill t'l11l1, Pllll. SIIHAUK, 'l'upf-ku I'Z1'o1111111i1's P111 D1-11:1 'l'll1'I2l. lD1':1r11z11i1- 011111 Cl. I, l.illl1 'I'l11':1l1'4- IS, IIINLX I-'l+I'l'I+1llSUN. 4Pll2lgil l4'1'1-11c'l1 Sig'111:1 D1-1111. FI'lflN'll l'l11l1, BOYD 'l'ING!.l'IY. A1'k:111sz1s t'ity l'IL'u11n111ir's Ifkllbliil Sig'111:1, I'.Xl'l.lNI-I KI4II.I.NIfIR, 'l'111n-11:1 l'l11-111isl1'y 13111111 KQZIIHIUZI, l'llk'IIliSlI'5' 1 l11I1, 1211111 I'vp1n-1-5 fPI'l'llPSLl'2l 2, IJvl11l1iz111. XY. .L A. 1, 2, lf'1'1-s11- 1111111 011111114 I. 51111111 S111'z11-k l'l'lL'l'SUIl 'l'iHHll'5' K1-ll11v1' ll P:1g4f 211 5l2lj'll2l1'll l'llN'l'llZll'l .l11l111s1111 'IN-1-41 l'z111111l1ell Bl,XllIlC BIAX H.X1'll. 1l1'v:11 l'l1'Illl lflllglisll .xlllllil l'lll. XX..X..X., llt'll2llllllllS, lll'2llllillll' fllllll IL 4. llluv l'v111w1's, l'1w1111.. 1'11111111i111'o. Y.XY.1'..X, l'.Xl'l1 l'Il2l'Illll.Xll'I', 'l'11111-lm lXI:11l111111:1111-s I+I11gi111-1-1's f'l11I1. 'l'z111 ll4'llGl l'i. Il..X NAIC JHIINSHN. 'l'1111e-lm Pulsliv S111-:1ki11,m:' l,J1'z1111z11i1- 1'l11l1 1. .Xli'l'IIl'Il 'l'I'Il'IlJ, .X111z11'ill11. 'l'1'x.lS L. ll, li. lGl1lC.XNfbli KKXMPIZI-1I,l., 'l'111wli11 lllSt11I'5' .Xl11l1z1 l'l1i. lil111- l'e1111e1'S. Y.XV,l'..X. l'11l1i111-1 2. ii. 4. Press lllllll, R1-vis-W S1z11'l4. XV,.X..X.. l 1'1'111-I1 fllllll, l l'L'Sl1Illilll fllllllfll, l'i ffilllfl Nlll. lllll 1'l,l'JYA JANE VILUSSTCN. 'l'1111eli:1 l'I11g'lisl1 51211121 In-1111. X.XX,1..X. l.Ulll4lN H.XNC'l'Fl , Hf1l1f111 lliSl11l'5' I'l1i I'i l'l1i, Qllill l'l11l1. llll2lIYl'l 1'l1ni1', tllw- 1'l11l1. 421111111111 Sigrxm, Y.M.1'..X. .XI.l1'l'I IIHYICS. lllflllllliil l.:1Li11 .Xlplm l'l1i. l.:11i11 1'l11l1, W.G.l,.S.. Y.XV.1'..X. lfIl.l.lS IPIltl,I'I. liJlllS1lS 1'i1y, M11. l5z11'11-1'i41l11g'y l'l1i 11141111 'l'l11-111. Glu- 1fl11l1. IJ1'z1111z11i1' 1'l11l1 1, l'l2lj' Vast. LUIS JANE ADAMS. Mu1'g:111vill1- I-I11,:'lisl1 N1111r'1s11. Y.XY.1'..X. llllll. 33. l'l'11S. -1, S1111l1J111 l!z111d. .Xlt'lllt'2lll, Glen- fllllli. Cl1:1111-l Cl111i1'. l'1'1-sl1. Ilfwlcvy. 'l':111 11111111 l'i. l'1'11ss1111 lI:1111-11I'I' Iluye,-s lJil1lv Anl11111s l':1g'41 27 N1-lsmm 'I':aylm' lll':ly .Xllmns liuvk lll'Ill'l'lll'lllfI NELSON. 'l'u1rx'li:x I l,Hlll'IN1'l'I lG.X'l'HN, 'l'upm-lin Sl?2llllSlI lflnglisll Xlplm Phi, Pm-S, Sm-Him' Flaws. Y,XV,l',.X, llllill l'l11lv. I'i Kzlpym llm-ll:1.Sllul1-nl l'4Plllll'll, X'.-Pres. Z. -1, Uzlluille-I :L Nmmsu. I-Sluv ,Nh-llu-am. Vlvilll IM-llzl l'i, Y.XY,l',.X. IH-ppl-rs, ll4'll1llllllllS. Il1':1m:111v Vlulv, .luuiwr l'1'um t'sm1millQ-4-. l.ll,I.l.XN 'l'.XYI.0ll, 4:l't'1ll lln-ml li.Xl,l'll Xl.Xli'l'IN. 'l'4n1wli:l lillglisll Iixlglisln Xlplm l'lxi, Ilvliulullllls, l':mln-ll--uiw, 'l':n1l IH-llzl I'i. 1XVlflll'l' GRAY. Kirwiu S.XlI,Xll Kl,Xl'l'l'I'INS, Nm-wlnlx W linglislu l'11lvliv S1-Imnl Mush- Quill Vlulr. lizxml, llrzlmzllis' Vlulx, Stmlx-111 Sigmzx ,Xlplm lutzx, Glu- lllllll, 4'lmp1-1 l'l1niV. 'num-il. P11-ss Ifluln, lin-vivw Stuff. liilvl' Stuff. Girls l,2ll2ll'l1'tl1', Y.XY.t'..-X. lll'Il,lCN AILXBIS. Nt'VX'lUll .l.XlXll'IS ICYRIANN, ll2llSI'1'2lll I-Znglish lic-nnmnmim-ei llvltu flzunnmu. l l'4'SlllY'Iilll Vmnm.. lll llIllllllllS. liznppu Sigrmzn. Glu- Vlulv. lIlfvl'-fl'2llL'I'llllX 7l'21I11zlli1' Club, 1'm1nn'il. Jlllllthl' l'1'wxm tmzmn. Paws. Svnim' Vlzlss, Pi tlzlmmn Blll, NIAIIY l!l'1'li4 'l'11ln-lin liUlilVl'llY 'l'.XYl,Hll. l':ll's1111S lirlglisll I-lnglisln Kappa ,Xlplm 'l'h1-tax, Frem-ln Club. Y,XY.l'..X4 Zvlzl Vliilll .XlI!ll2l, llluz- l'l-pyww. film- Vluh, ll4-lizllltlllxs, Y,XY,1'..X. ldnlmx Bl:lI'lill Mzwll-11s ICYIUZIIIII Q. Inv.-K. -A .H ,,. 04, 011' llc-C'uv Shultz lflivliiiigm' lloiimi Gish X'l'1llN.X All-1'l'I41. l'!2lll'Yll'XX', Uklu, .XNNIG l!lllCWS'l'lCll, 'I'u1n-ka Ju1u'u:1lisu1 Hiiglisli Quill l'lull, l'1-4-as Vlulu. lllul- l'n-111u'l'S, 'l'i'1-us. lim-lla: llzumnu. l'i liuppu lie-ltu. XX',ll.l..S Iuuiui' Claws, .Xll'lllt'2lll. Kun' Stull' ZZ, 1. Nwiiuswv, 'I':nu llellu l'i. Y,XY,1',A. Nmmsu. Juuim' l'1'um Ulmiin. lIS'I'lllCli SlIl'I,'I'Z, 'l'upi-lm Vlllflll, lI.X'I'f'H, 'l'1mvlu liuglisli l':Il3l'lll0Vl'lll3.L' Xllmhu l'l1i. till-vt'I11lv4 Girl l'ivSm'l'X'v. IJ4-llu .Xlplm fllllvgil, I4I1i,L:'i1u-4-rs l'luh, 'l'z1u s D4-ltu Pi. XVll.l.lAM I'l.lC'KINtlICll. 'l'upl-lm 'l'lllfIl,.Xl.X lll+1l.Sl'l 1li, Ummm City, Vulu Evuxiuiliivs llistury Phi l'i Phi. lizlw Stull' 1, 2 ZS, 1, llilllllllil Siprmu U1-llu. Y,lV.1',A, ljllllil. lII'IliNlC'lC IIIGKIIUN, 'I'mwliu ILXY lI.XliSHli.XRGlfIlL, 'l'up1-li l,:itiu lvlntlivllizllivs igniu ln-11:14 Vliviiiisliw Club, XV,1l.l..S., flunuuzi Alllllil. Stufli-ut Council, Press Clulu Y.XY.i'.A, liclilrn' Kzlw. W LUIS HISH, 'l'up1-ku If1S'l'lll-Ill MARY SNYIJICIL 'I'up1-ki Ifluglisli llliiglisli l llc-llu fllllfllllil, llluv IN-p1w1's, lfn-Sli. f'0lllIll,. liupim .Xlphu 'I'lu-tu. Fl'l'lll'll Vluli. Girl lin- l X11-tliezm, Quill Club. llruniulif' Ululm, Y.'lV. sn-i'x'4-. Via-L--lll'm-S. Se-niui' Cluss, Y.XY.V.A, i 1 ..X. l:l'L'NYSl4'l' I-lzuvh Ill-lsiu-r ll2lI'Sllll2ll'2.1't'I' SIIXQUJI' Pupzw- 2' l,iuu llrzuult Mwtzlis- Svlmmutz Morris l'II.IZ.XlSl'I'l'lI LINN. 'l'u1wkn l+1l,lZ.Xl!l-I'l'Il NULL, 'lkqn-lm liuglisll Sll2llllSll In-llzx ililllllllil. Quill Club, l'uu Ill-Ill-uiv, 'Fuu Znflu 'l'uu Alplm. Spnuislx Clulm, lfuw-ln-lu Club llvllzl l'i, Y.XY.C..X. .Xlx-ilu-zlu. l lilGS'l'ON l!li.XNlJ'l'. 'l'upl-lm M.Xli'l'IN Ill-1llllI1'li. Wiulil-Ill Clw1nist1'y llloullmuil-s l'lll'Il1lSfl'j' Club. 'l'z1u ln-llzl Pi. l'hi ln-liz: 'l'l1et:1. llrzunzntiv Club. 1,lltl+1'l'C1llQN Mlf1'l'ZKlfI, 'lmlwlm MII.l,1lLl'IIJ KINGSISVIQY, Smith Cvutm llluglislu l'1ug.:lisl1 l'1'vs:4Cl11l1.Quill Club, l'i liupym Dx-ltzl, liluv ln-llu Gauuxwxzx. F11-sl1. l,'HIlllH.1 tllm- Club l'vppn-rs, Pres. l, lluviow lfiuurd. Sm-, Stuwln-ut lius. Mg.:'1'. 4. Yin--l'1'1-s, Juuim' Class, Sew , Cuuuvil, l'mx-llellwmxin-. Url-lu-:+tr:x. IM-lmlv 'Frm-us. S1-uim' Class. .luuiur Prom Clmirmzum 'I'vum. lllzly Fell- Comm., Fl'Pllf'll Clulr. Fl'L'Sll. Comm, l..XXX'liliNClC SClIMl I'Z. .lum-lion City Cll.Xlil.lCS l+Il.l,lU'l l'. 'l'u1n-lin l'14'1nw1ui1's lCl-mluulivs .Xlplm ln-llzl, I-'uullmll 2, ZS. 4, XX' Cluls. I'l1i ln-llzx 'Flu-tal, llmxuutiv Club, liuw Stn 2, l'i Gzxmmzx Mu. vlxilll ln-ltzl l'i. ICl'NIClC LXIUIQHIS, Nl-wluu l,l'Cll,I,l4I LIGAIHNS, 'l'up1-In l'ulnlin- Svlwwl Blush' Slmuisll Slglllil .Xlplm lulzu. Frm-sll. Comm., Y.XY.C..X. Ik-ltax llzumuzn, Ulm- Clulr, Chl-m. Club Hlw- Club, 1'lm1u-l Clwir. ll2lllll1'lll'llll'. Spznuish Clulv. Y.XY.C.lX. Null llv1'1'ivli lilll5LSlllIl'j' lilliuu IA-'IIIHIIS 4 ,rn Vu 5:41 520 MQ 6161 Pierson Mzll'sl1alI Nowmzm Uziwrly l.o11gsl1u1'o K.X'I'll.X1llNlG PIICHSUN, 'I'u1n-lm l4l5'l'llI'lfZl, GROSS, 'l'fmL-lm Spzmisll 'l'ln-wry ul' Alusiv Z1-1:1 'I':1u Alplm. Bluv l'0ppe-Vs, lY..X..X.. Svvy- Phi Delta 'l'lu-tu, llmlnzitic Clulr, 011-111-sll'z1. 'I'i'm-us. Sl-nim' Flzlss. Spzmisli Ululv, Girl Vhzlpa-l i'lmi1'. Stiidl-nt f'4lllll1'll. lim-s0i'x'1-. JOHN M,XliSllAl,l., 'l'upeliu l':C'llllHITllU!4 lizimm Sigma. lntvl'-Frmternity Cuunc-il. .Iuniur l'l'0lTl Comm, UHN 1A'l'l'IS. lvl: ka l'llYl.l.1S NICXVMAN. 'lmpflw J l A H1 lt , llistory and Polltivul Svienco lhslmilv Pl 1' Pl l 1 l P P I , , , Q 1 , ,A 4 li i li, aiu Dvta i, i Gzimnm All, Helm f,nll'llI1lil, l.XX.f.A. hula., P1 l,nlYl1I'll.l Mu, um Club Uzwkvnmu 3, AIA 'l'zlu lh-lm Pi, .Xli-tlwun. Fresh, C'nmm,, 'l'l'l'2lS. Q Suyxh. Vlziss, ll.XRliY IJAWIJY, 'lhlwlm llllt'llllStl'X llilllllllil Alplm. S2lQ'2lIl11II4E', llUlllVl'llY I.llN4lSllUlll'I. 'l'upvli:1 ll47lllflll'I' MUN'l'l'Il'l'lI, 'lhpvlizx Uliexnistry Iflm-uiimrxivs Zvtu 'l'z1u Allmlm. Ulu-m, Flub, Blue- l'ep1n-1's. Kziplnu Sigma, Quill lllllli, Spzmisli Uluh, liziw l-'rs-sh. Ummm.. Y.XY.C'..X. Pull, Stuff. Y,NI,l',AX, GUNS 1l2ll1'S Blfllllldllll Page 321 l -'1 4 1. w E il I a 5 , fl 5 Moten Martin 3 1 3 i E 'i BOOKER MOTEN. Topeka 5 Mathematics 1 Kappa Alpha Psi. l l i Q GLADYS MARTIN. Topeka j English ef Alpha Kappa Alpha, Intel'-Racial Group. f l fd!! XJI'i'lQ'f!f1.ff!ffffff7ff.Uf'ff!fffff'1'f,'ff 'Q ENOCH XVEST, Topeka fi Philosophy V 1 . Kappa Alpha Psi, Chemistry Club, French I Club, Y.M.C.A. 1 West 3 Page 32 f ii l F 4 - Tl 'i X ef- YW KAXXU J -f' V Junior Class Officers FIRST SEMESTER Harold Broughton ......... Jean St. John . Ursula Merillat . ..... . Raymond Trapp . . SECOND SEMESTER . . President . . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer . Student Council Representative Charles Sessions .......... . . President Thelma Haney . . . . Vice-President Frances Bartel . . . Secretary-Treasurer -' Page 33 V4 - Vq P A .Q 1 9 2 6 Drum Hobbs Steffens KA'l'lllCli1N1C l1Rl'M, 'l'o1lvk:L ,X1'l Kappa .Xl11h:1 'l'hetzi, Y.XV.C,A, lll+Il,lfIN llOliBS, 'I'u1n-lm Violin lialppu Alphzi 'l'lll'til. String' l.,2U2ll't0t, Oroli., Sem-y-'l'1'm-as. Swish. Clziss. lfrvm-li Club. YKV. 1 .AL l,I+IS'l'Elt S'l'lCFl-WINS. 'lwpelm l'livmisti'y I'hi l'i l'hi, lhmd. t'l1e-niistry Uluh, MILFORD llA'l'llA XVAY. 'l'u1u-lm iiilmlllil Alplizi. Fuullmll l. Z. 22. l4Il,I.lS lilf1YNUl,lJS, 'l'4mn-lm llisluvy and Pulilivzxl Soil-iimev l.1l.Y llPIYNOl.lJS, 'l'up1-kai linglish liussell l4L'Klllll2l1'l1 llzivi-G Hathaway E. Reynolds L. Reynolds l,Al'IiANNA ltl'SSlGl,l., Mei-irh-11 l+'i'1-111-li Oi'c'li4-slim. Press f11lll?.,X1l't1lUflll, Ind. lizlskvt- llznll 'l'1-zum, lim-ki-y, French Club. ICKMA l,lGONllAlilJ. Imuiizi Puhliv Sc-limml Art Signiai Dvltzi, Delta Phi IJ4-lm. Pres, Ha-htnu Hull. Rlui- Pm-11111-1's, Gln-c Plub, Fresh. Ummm.. Y.lV.l ..X,, Fresh. Bziskvthzill. Hl'SSEl,I. IPAYHIC, lfnrt Soutl billtlthllll. HICNRY lD,XN1lIfIlil IlCD. Tum-lm ICQ-unumicis Gzimmzi Alplizi. Pres, llfmti-i's Club. NlCl,l.llG EATON. XYinli4-lil l 1't'll4'll Dm-ltu Gziiiinm, FI'l,'ll4'll Chili, Slllll0llt Cuiimcil, Suulliwcsterii 4'ulli-gv l, 2. JICAN Bl'IVlGIllil4IY, 'l'npm-lm lfliiglisli ln-llzi thiinniu. Ulm- Uluh, Clizlpvl l'huii', En- vliziutiw-ss. Mikzulu. Fri-in-li Club, Uliurzil So- f'1m-ty, Girls Quzirtcl. Y.XV4C'.A. lhliigm-1'Ii4-lrl liklillll BL'X't'l'1t'j' lflgl' li 1 Nelson Gregory Lees Sample Toile R. Green 'I'I'lI'Il.MA NELSON, Sulinzi IIICLICN GIl,MOlll'I, Topeka ldriglisli Kaippai Alpha 'fill't2l, lleliziutluis. Blue l'e1me1's. Y.XV,C.A. i C,X'l'lIl4lllINld GRl'4IGOliY. Iiimlepi-iimleiive l linglish l'!l'IRNE'l'l-IA HURSMAN. Juiuition City lleltzi Gamma, Spanish Club, llelizmthus. l.:1tin Y.W.C.A. Alpha: Phi, Heliziutlius. Latin Club, Stn-plieus College l. RVSSELI. S'l'ANl.lCY. Lebanon GER.-XI.lJ LICES. Topekzi Civil i4:l'lg'lll9t'I'lll3I E1-oiiomivs Alpliai Delta. Eligiiieers Club. l'hi l'i Phi. Mldl-i'l'ON FRENCTI. Topeka Biblical l.iler'z1tu1'e Phi Pi Phi, 'Fheolog Club, Y.M.C.A. CH.Xlil.l+IS SAIVIPLIG, Fort Svott E,.0m,Ini,.S FRANCES liAR'I'El., Kziiiszis City mi Ileltzi 'i'nQm. HiSt 1'5' i Alpha Phi, 1jl'L'S. Fresh. Comm., Studi-nt Coum-il, Hockey. XV.A.lX.. XY.G,T..S., Pun- hc-llenic 2. Pres. Spanish Club Z. Y.XY.C'.A. IJOKOTIIY 'l'Ol.l,l'I, El Llilfildll Cub. 2. Sl. KAW Staff 2. Zi, Asst' Digi. Iivvievv. i l remfli Press Club, Sem-y-'i'i'ezis. Junior Class. Pi Kappa: Alpha Tlietzi, Ililll-ill'iil'lllL', F11-11011 Gamma Mu. Tau D1-ltzl Pi. Club, Spanish Club. CUNS'l',XNCIC VAN NA'l l',X, Topekal English Sigma Dm-lun. Quill Club, Freiu-li Club, Press lll l'H GRIGIGN. 'I'o1u-ku Club, Asst. Ed. Review, Review Board. Pun- i'illg'IiSil helleiiicx Student Coimi-il 3, VV.G.li.S.. Iclm- Kai1ipaiAlpliz1 'l'hL-tal, Swimming 'Fi-emi. YKV, bocl First .Xi4le1's. May l-'vie Comm.. Kziw CHX. Stuff. Gilmore 1l0l'!42lli'lll Stanley l4'1'eiu'li lizirtvl Vain Nziltn Page 35 1 Kittell Morillzxt Menard l.Ol'ISl'l K1'I l'El.L. 'IW1111-ku English Delux Gamma, XV.A.A., Sw. Suph. Class, XV.fl.l,.S,. llittls- 'l'llQkill'l', lliwxmutic- Club. Y.XY.tT..X. Cub. ZZ, Sew. Puiut System Zi. l'liSl'LA MlflHll,l.A'I', VIVUIIOKH English DL-ltzi Gamma. Dl'2lIH2lllC Ululv, Y.VV.l'.A. Calm., Sl-cy-'I'1'eus. Jr. Ulziss. 'l'l'821S. Snph. Class Svcy-'l'ro:is. Frvsh. Class, NV.A.A., Littls- 'l'lwatri-. XY.G.l..S, C'H.XRI.lf1S MFZNARIJ, Puxigo lRVlNl+l UNGERMAN, .li2lIlSilS City, Mo. Law Ik-llzilef. VERA K.-XNOTJIC, 'Fopekzi lftbtklllj' Tau Dm-hai l'i, ALICE VOILANID, 'lmpckzi l 'l'L'l1l'll liuppu .Xllrhzi 'l'hut:l. Sm-, l'll2lll'Il'12lll Frm-11011 Ululv. Y.XV,l'.A. ll ngcrmzm Kauode Voilaud I-IIGLEN YCKXVIN. 'l'upek:1 English Sigma Delta, Ile-lizmtluis. Suph, Buslu-tlmll, l',2llIll6lll'l lll', Y,VV.l'..X. FILXNVICS Gl'lllIJ. lleru Bihlim-all l.ilt'1'2llll'l'4' .Xlwt,l1e-mx, l l'8SllIY12l.ll Comm.. Y.XY.C.,X. FRANK l LXHN, IC:-ouumis-s Smith Cm-utvl' Phi Pi Phi. Student Cuuuvil, Si-cy. Y.ZNI.C..X. ALVIN DIGSCIINHR, Iieluil, ICA'-oiiumivs Phi Pi Phi, Y.M.C.A. MILDIHZD FRICK. 'l'upck:l English Ze-tam 'l'nu Alplm, lloliaiuthus. lfiw-111-ll Cluh. Ji: Prom Commu Y.VV.C.A. HIGIAGN 'l'HOlll'E. English 'l'up0ku Delta Zvtzl. Give Club, Girls Qilzirtolq VV.A..X. , Juuim' Hovkey, Ind. liziski-thiill 'l'vz1m, YAY. CHX. Bzikoi' U. 1. 2. l'Il'WlIl Guild Hahn Desclmei' rick Tliorlle P35250 311 l Kullumn 'lkiyliii' Mwycrs D1lliO'l'HY liUl,l.M.XN. 'l'u1ii-kit l'l1vn1iHli'y Xli-tliiun, Fliemislry l'li1lr, Y,XY.1'..X. I I.URlfZNl'E 'FA YIAJH, 'l'up1-kan Art fxtzu 'I'z11l Alplizi. Girl lie-svi'x'1-. Y.NY,l',.X, INJNAIJJ MOYICRS. Smith U1-iilvi' ICQ: mi miivs Xlplizl D1-llzi. Ulmlwl Cliuir. G11-e Cluln. Drum. lliilr. l'imifm'v, Mikado, Y.M.f'..X, Full. 2, 3, my l'liigi11vvi's Ululw. Fimlhzill 2, ZZ, IllI0.'l'fl'?l- iernity lillllll4'l1. Pri-S. Snpli. Vlziss. Pi Gmnnizi lllll, 'l':1i1 lk-ltzi I'i. H XIIOLIJ IIIGIGD. 'lhpvlizi lllczmwniivs X AI.L'..X. 1 IADYS IGIIDY, Vlilllltlkil English IDA MACK HIGLI., 'Pupekzi English Spzmisli Ululv. All-tliiziri. Quill Ululm, Y.NY.l ..X, f'l'2lIY1l'l' l'etPi'smi Lymi Ki-011 llltldy Hell NANVY l'li.XMl'Ill. Xvlllillg lflnglisli llvllu flzilnmzu, lJl'2lll12ltl1' Nlilli, Suiltliwi-sh-l'1i Uiulln-ge l. 2. l-'A Y l'I l'l'I'l' EIISON. Russull .Xlplm l'l1i, llclizintlius, Sfl'llllt'llS l'ullvg.:'4- l. FIIICIJ LYON, FIT-'lllblllil l'li1-niislry .Xlplm Ilvltu, f'llr'IlllSll'X Vliilm, lfmmtlmll l. 2 Z! Vzipt, lfllevt L, XY Fluln. IIAIUDLIJ l!ROl'ClH'l'UN. 'I'up4-kai I-'ulitiz-all Soil-iinrv Kzippzi Sigma. Ifmvtliall l, 2, IL llzislivilmll l, 2. Il, 'I'i':u-k l. XY Ululs. Stiule-nt Cuiiiim-il l. lf'i'vs, Supli. Ulziss, V11-s. JV. Class. BlC'l I'Y 'l'.XSKl'lR. 'l'4m1ivli21 Euglisli Zvtu 'Pau Alpha, Trvas. Frm-sh. Ulziss. Fresh. 4'Hmm.. Aletliiaiii. Y.XY,F.A. .HCA N l'I'l l' IC G I ' Y, English XYic-liital D4-ltzi Ilzimmzi. liliiv lfs-p1wi's, l5l'ilI1l2ifll' Club, Y. XVIYA. l!imL1p.:'lilmi Guy Page 37 lil l St. John Rws Rowse JEAN ST. JOHN. 'lxfillvkil Vuhlil- Speaking.: Kalman Alplm 'l'hc-tu, Girl Ilosszlvv. Drzunzxtir' Club, V.-Pros. Sl. Y.-I'1's-S. Jr. Class, 1.01141 in Mr. Vim. Little 'l'lxn-utrv, Iius. Mgr. Hlie- XYhu HMS Slapln-d. Jr. Prom Forum.. Nuimsu, Y. XV.C..X.. Cub. ti. Hl.IX'lC IIICICS, 'lwlllivkll ilutzmy Signizi .Xlphzi Iutzl, 011'-l1Qst1':1. ,Xlelilu-mi. Y.XY. LA. W,Xl,'l'lCli RUXVSIC. 'lkqn-kai Em-minmivs Kzimm Sigma. Y.M.i'..-X. LYLIC CI,OlCPFil,, Huhti-1' English Phi .Xllmhzi D1-lin. If'out,hall 1. 2. -1. XX Qluh. IDUROTHY II,XLl3ICH'l'. History :md Pulitic-ul Sm-ivm-v Ku hsns Nil y Ulm-piil Hzilhl-rt Ii. 0'1Jm1m'z1i1 AIACIC VAN l'IfI'l l'lfIN. 'l'op1-lm English Kzimm Alpliu 'l1lll't2l. Quill Cluh, f'lHlIN'l f'I1uii', 3lUllll'l'l-'llh 1. 2. Y.XV.4',,X. l'I'l'IlICl. HA RDNICR. 'lhxpvkai lflnglisii .Xlphzx 1'hi. l5I'2lH12llll' Chili. llvliunthiis, l'llI'lSll2lIl Cmvlll-go 1, K.S.'l'.CT. 3. DUN XVAKIGMAN. SCVEIIIIUII Ulieinistm' ,Xlphzi llvltzl, Hunil I. 3. THOMAS FII-IGEII. 'I'upl-ku Alphzl Ili-llzl. llI I'Ii 0'DONUY.XN, 'lhmolm lfliiglisli Alpha Phi, Dvltzi Phi Ilvllzi, XV.A,A., Sigrnzi Dm-lm, Ibvlm Vhi llllltil. .Xlvtlu-em, Kansas Uity JV. Uollvgi- 1. 2. ICVICLYN O'DONOVAN. 'l'u1wk:i l liANI'l'IS GRAINGIGR. 'l'4mvli:l English .Xlphu Phi, Gles- Club. llrzxmzilix- Uluh, XV, G. Sigma D1-lm, Dmiiizxtiz- Chili, Imml in lie IQS4- .lyillflnflvf Liulc 'm'W't 4'- Y'xV'U'-X-v XYhu Gvts Sl:11m1mvcl. H155 51St Wmm. Van Pettun Gzirdnvi' VV:ikemz1n Fit',U,'b'l' li. O'lDllIl4JX'2Lll flfillllgbl' Page SN Ze-ta Tun Alpha, Fresh. Comm., Spanish Cluh I .Xvln-nlmm-li llrwwn All1l'l'lSllll lim-lu-1' llepwurtli S2llIff'lI'd VIRGINIA AUIIHNIEACH, 'lkvlveka FRANCES YVHITMAN, Pratt Latin English IJPIIII Gamma. Bhw 1'61DlJi'!'S. Spanish Ulnh, ,Xlplm Phi. Y.W.C.A. Ulaissil-:il Vlnb, Tun Th-11:1 Pi. I l'l'SllITl2lll f'nnnn.. Y.XY.C',.X. Uzih. GlCNFIYllflYE BROWN. 'Fnlwku F'liANl'l-IS Ill'lbF1l.SON. I,Kll I'lUIl1l .Xstiwnimny Sig-mu ppltu. Siginil Tlolln, Alvlliezlii. llm-km-y, XV.,X.,X. Rig.: Sisti-1' i u1nm., Y.NY,l'..X. WAYNE MORRISON. Grm-ut Us-nd VERNON HAYICS. Plainvillo English linpglish Phi D1-ltzi 'Flin-tax. Kamusi Sigma. Football 1, 2, ii. XV Club, M.XllSllAI.I, HICCKICH. 'l'opl-kai HVGH MAIISHALI., 'Fupvkzi lflc-mimnic-s E1-mioinivs Alplm D4-lm. Gulf. Faint. 33. l'i'P:+. VN' Phila. Ksmmm Sigmzi. Pep Ulnh. Ass't. Mgr. KAW, Y.M.C'.,X. HAZEI. lllGPXVOli'l'Il, '1'up1-kai MIRIAM TIIOROMAN, Iulzi History lfhiglisli X .XX .C.A.. P1 flilllfllliil Mn. l'v1mpv1's. lizlppn Alplm 'l'he1t:i. lbrnmziticf Clnh, Blur- Rl l'll SANFORD, Milflml l,l'Cl,X Fl,OEliSCIl. 'Pups-kzi Frenvh I+1ng'lish Sigma Dvllai, F1'l'Sll. C'oniin,, llolizlnthus, .Xlphzi Phi. Hr-lizinlhus. Y.XV.C..X. Al:-the-in Ifiw-lic-li Cluh, V.-l'1'e-S. l'Zvi1Lmi Hull. Y.XV.L'.A. NYliitmz1n lludelson Hnyezi lvlarsliall 'l'h0x'um:1n l l4'mI':1cl1 Page 39 01112 Nay llu Mars Sessions llzuugy xVq1hl1- NEXVIGLI. NAY, 'l'upokn DONALIJ .II'DlJ. fliirrla-11 City Alpha Dvltai. Dramatic Club, Bus. Mgr. 2. ldvrrnrnnivs Gzimmzl Alpha, 'll1'!lC li, Twp Club. Vrvs. llfmtel's Club, IX'lAll'l'II.X DVM.-XRS. 'l'npl-ku History Kappa .Xlplm Tbelzl, S1-vy, llrzlm. Club. l!lu4- Peppvrs. Jr. l'i'um. Uomm., Y.XY.C,.X. JOHN ISRINK, 'Fopeka l'lCllYlUll lll'S fill-v Ulub, Band, Pi Gzlmrnu Mu, Y.M.f7.A. l3ll.XRl.l'IS SESSIONS, 'l'0Il0li2l -ECllll0lHlt'S Kappa Sigmzn, Studi-ut Atli Mgr.. P11-s. Jr. fflnfs' M,XXXYl'Il.l, 1a1cN'1'0N, 'mpelm llistury and Pnliticzll Sail-114-0 'I'HlCl.lXi.X ILXNICY, 'lmmlm Vi G2lmm11 MNA llistory and Pulitic-:xl Soil-noe Zeta 'l'znu Alpha, Fresh, Ummm.. Aletbizln, '.. .. ., '.- J' s. r'. Class, I' 1, it Prom Y lsvlnjtlei l iJK:ipp:l ixlull. YlIw.C.,x. llAW'i 1N f HlND1'3R- '9k3 l'I0unumiL-s Kzllipzl Sigma. Glu' Club. Y.M.C.A, PHIL YV,Xlll,E. Topckzi lflclriinrnivs Kappa: Sigma. Studi-nt l'0uncil, Glee Club. I'1'vs. Mg'1'. -l. Press Ulub, Pres. Junior Class, PM Lllll llllKIl1l'- vllollekil Mgr. Little 'llllt'2ltl'U. lJl'axmu1i0 Club, Y.M.C.A. l.znvv Judd Brink Benton Olzinslei' Hukill Psigv -ll' L no V ff W . Sophomore Class Officers FIRST SEMESTER Richard Lancaster ......... . . President Lucile Steves . . . Vice-President Marjorie VVilson . ..... Secretary-Treasurer Charles Harris . . Student Council Representative SECOND SEMESTER Charles Beall ........,...... President Marjorie Wilson . . Vice-President Lucile Steves . . . Secretary-Treasurer Freshman Class Officers FIRST SEMESTER . ......... . . President Harry Elliott Mildred Lee . . . Vice-President Blanche Pitney . ..... Secretary-Treasurer Phil Roberts . . Student Council Representative SECOND SEMESTER ..President Gerald Hayes Helene VanHorn. . . Vice-President Virginia Price . . . Secretary-Treasurer Page 41 Y V SOPHOMORES Page Kzmude' Newby 1Jz1,vi:4 James Da wsun 42 XYo11del Adams Schmidt Bll1'llS Rezlmou xxVi1li1l1'I'1!4 Glunz Evans XVvst .Xmierse an Bono Askron Bremer XVeekes Mattingly Morrissey 'Fra Sk livord Hvttivk Dodge Paine Dl1fl2l11L1g'11 Hart VVi1liamSfm Rickeu bzlch 9 SOPHOMORES Luzzc-110 Hnwbm-rt Peeblet' Nicholas Allen XVright YVi11iz1m:40n Artley Bowman Beam Molz Mr'Alistf21' Steves Rive Vignoron Crabb VVi1d Spencer' Gndlove Hzlyvs Leland Merillat Raftel' Fix VVil:40u Space Coggins Jones Blzxc-kslle-re Brexm PH ge4 V i SOPHOMORES Mullin Steffens Studebaker McKee Tillotson 'Percy I.ohmmm Budd Shaw Boyd Jones Darner Pinot Bennett, Dodgu XVilscm Dumars Chittenden Thomas Jk1SDt'l'Slll1 Franc-is Ski-en Packvi' NVillizlm:4 'I'ilyl1n' Perkuhu I-'rmlks Stfwwvll HONG IUl'kQ'l11l2ll'i Pngv 44 x N SOPHOMORES Il lrnunl II.1iuyd 1VIy4-rs f'uuture .lnrdzxn XYIISHII flm'li11U'lmL1s4- . - . Z-' . Llllgl' D:1x'1s Ilzlwls urhvs l Zl1luill0l' lq6l'1'lll'I' Ilrowu 'vm' f:2ll'dllt'1' Downey .X1ldLll'SAbIl Page 4 FRESHMEN .1f Ill ' Pzigv ' Hough Nvlson Ba-govt, Su mum Schultz Skinner 16 Bcevn-1'ly Huldwiu Mc-Clylnmlmls Doyle Prmle Mzmiey Short. XVinds0hvffel Dustin Lzxvvsml Stn-wart XYl1zu't,u11 M1111-1' JUIIHSUPII L4-wis Dodge Musk Hdsma Burm-s OH' lim-and 1':1 ppm' XVeeks cfillllibllll Hows Vu msn Ill f'12l1'1-5 Sipi-s XX'o1n'oI.t Holi. L FRESHMEN '4 Mlm 'I'hum1msou 1,U?ll'SUll lizlfter' 1XIlflUl'S0h Pitmey ,l'lt3!'lJL+l'i4'k XViuiLlIl1SUIl IH-yhm Prumy Hilton Bobb Putman Griffith Fee-Icy Officer I lohlxs I Sezlll Hong Laumek Mcliuylmlfls Page Suhlzlttm-1' XV21dSVVU1'l,ll Akers XVi1k8l'SOIl Royel' Mit:-hm-ll XVIH-elm-1' Coats XYoml Sharp Pluhzmk L1-e XYIIL-:xt Hue E11glm1111 Page FRESHMEN Ifilglf MuFzn'lz111e Sums-5' Thurm- lXI urlzl ll ,AI'Il'1Sl!'Ullf.Z' Iluffmzm 46 Riem- llubvrts Mzlrtin Milvs lliugmzm IJr'0l1e1' Iluglu-s - Svlila-gf-l Xv2l1l1'l0l'll Szlyln-s NVilSuI1 lliftiv Snyder l'eto1'sun Zabel XVz11'lm1'tm1 Jai-obsun Ilan-S Shafer Sands Shzlffm-1' Riu- Rved Hu y Hill Dvmm Alzxuzvy 'I'hu1'm-11 Shuzlf JUIIIIHUII FRESHMEN .lmu-S llzlvis I'l1'wix1 'l'lll'H1'l' I.5'u11 lIti'Ilk0llf Gibson Klum: lim-11111-dy S4-ull 1':ll'l' 4iI'lJll1llSt'Il Suivlu Mumaxw NlvI,1-ml 1L1'i114ll1- Almnw- Ilm-c-lxtn-lllvixm-r 'l'l1mx1psnn Alurivttzx Iluffstnt Yzxsszn' K1-Hy ll1lQ.1'lli'lZlINl H2111 Szlymx 1':Il,2,'l4'l' .lwtfvrs Ilnyws llulwvzm l,h':1x'4-s lI2lI'l115I1'tUlI Blilvhvli IA'HI1ZlI'1l I':n:1- -41' w V Y n f I' Lgl- Lu fx MJ QD N if V2 Cm I-BF yew fb ,J A Q? Z 'ng ,Rl Q L AW LMA ff :W gg f f asf X: any X gg HF x 4 A f., 2 --4 vy V V . 0 1 . ' 'N '7 ' ,M Jr - A -z-a QQ fit F M Z ' 1- A - '1 Q 4 1 4 I X , . x li :f 4 f ,f ' .wvx 1 - Q, .f , - ,-X-51,11 1 -14,2-ri U-'LD .,m.jH' v, .L gg. .,... E, . .f my . ,mx-1 Fulk As, , f YN Jig: ixri' 'x fr, W f- F' f W i iiw 3 DEAN ALLEN 1 ll lx l..XXX X lull uf t111l:1x' laces thc luturc quite ll ilillcrciit 1112111 limm thc one whim was zulihiltccl to the hai' Il gCllCl'2l'LlOIl Zlgjll. 'lillCll. his . - . 4 . ,, cqiiipniciit was ll 'l'2ltllCl' meager high semol crlucnticm, locluy. hc must hz1 ve Z1 trniiiccl mincl.z1lihci':1l eclucutioil. helore hc ciitcrs upon thc stiicly of th li11l1ci1c:11'liit1ii'1: thc pro-'lcg:1l l'CflllII'ClllClll will hc 1111-1-1-ycz1i's11t 1'ull1-jfc Q lz1w. .Xl prcsciit the stumlciit must llZlYC two 5'L'2ll'S of college wurlq. S :1i11ll1etoi'ci11z111vve:1i's 'ui N. ll. clcffrcc. . . ' 5 lhc lz1w is Il I7I40fCSSlUIl,fllOl Il 1111-11' ll'2lflC. The lnwyci' is llll ollivcr of the coiirt.-21 sc-i'x':111t uf thc slz11e.?z1i11l hy the 111111116 ul his 1'z1lli11gjl11- hzis much to clo with thc eiiliglilciicil 1lClHl1lllSIl'2ltllJIl ut justice Zlllil thc pcrpctiiily of our instiluiiims, The XXlZ1SlllD1ll'll Licmllcge Sclmul nf l.z1w is:1 lll6Il1l7Cl' uf the .Xss11ciz1tim1 of .XlllQl'lC2ll1 l.z1w Sclmnls Zlllfl is iii iiill :1Cc111'1l with thc high SlZlll4l2ll'tlS rccliiireml hy thc 11i'g':111iz:1tim1. 1 , H:XlxlxY li, .Xl.l.IiX. lJ1-2111. l :1g4- ful 1.4. 743' .- f,- X ' Whbglsa-W I -Q .. B.. V P Law School Faculty PARLEY PAUL WOMER, B. D., Sc. D. HARRY K. ALLEN, LL.'B ...... . . . President ..............Dean Conflict of Laws, Equity, Future Interests, Oil and Gas, Titles and Trusts. THOMAS VV. HUGHES, LL. D., Professor of Law. Bailments and Carriers, Damages, Municipal Corporations, Persons, Pri- vate Corporations, and Quasi Con- tracts. ANTRIM M. HAMBLETON, Ph. B., LL. B. Assistant Professor of Law. Administrative Law, Agency, Con- tracts, Partnership, and Personal Prop- erty. WALTER T. CHANEY, LL. B., Judge of Probate Court. Lecturer on Kansas Statutes. CLINTON J. EVANS, A. M., Lecturer on Bills and Notes, Insur- ance, and International Law. JOHN D. M. HAMILTON, LL. B., Lecturer on Torts. WILLIAM W. HARVEY, Justice of Kansas Supreme Court. Lecturer on Mortgages. EARL H. HATCHER, LL. B., Supreme Court Reporter. Lecturer on Legal Bibliography and Trial Practice. Page 52 THOMAS AMORY LEE, M. A., LL. B., Lecturer on Real Property and Wills. JAMES A. McCLURE, A. B., LL. B., Lecturer on Evidence. OSCAR RAINES, LL. B., Presiding Judge of Practice Court. WILLIAM C. RALSTON, A. B., LL. B., LL. D., Assistant Attorney General. Lecturer on Code PlC3.dlI1g,'COlTlI'l1Ol1 Law Pleading and Suretyship. ED ROONEY, LL. B., Lecturer on Criminal Law and Proce- dure. ROBERT STONE, A. B., LL. B., Lecturer on Constitutional Law. GEORGE H. WHITCOMB, A. B., LL. B., Judge of Second Judicial District. Lecturer on Sales. CLARENCE R. SPARKS CStudentJ Librarian. EMILY SANFORD PLATT, Secretary of the School of Law. -Qf,:fLLQ-21..ii5.llg:9- ' X Wil? KAW? .... 114 Fred Hoskinson Ralph Hope . Walter Urban Ray Smith . Norman jordan Howard Jones Delmas Hill . Joe Eresch . Walter Urban Law School Officers FIRST SEMESTER . . . President . S . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Marshall . Student Council Representative SECOND SEMESTER . . President . . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Marshall Page 53 PJ ' 'Y' .Y i SENIOR LAW Jfilliilll 'IU-cel 'l'2igp,:ui't Ilnskiiismi l'm'i'ivlc H. NORMAN JHILIJAN. 'l'11pi-lm lf. S'I'I4Z.XlJAl.XN IIAI,l,, liiaiwzithai l,l.lZ, .X.Ii. I,LlZ. Phi Iioltzi 'lxllUl2l. In-lm 'I'h1-lax Phi, Slmleht Phi Delta Thr-tu, Dm-ltzx The-lzi Phi. 'l':1u Dm-llzi Vmiiivil 5. G11-v C'luh I. Z, Zi, Pi, Pi Gmrnnzi Mu. S:1,:'z1riin1'v. Pres. Stu- ih-iil Uniiiis-il 22. 4, fi. Y.M.1'..X. Uzihiiiel 33, H0- viuw Rditoi' vi. Prvss Uluh. P11-S. fi. Rm-vie-xx' .Xli'l'HI'l-I M, 'l'I'Il-Iii. .Xm:ii'illu. 'IH-xais lluzird, Uhmii. ri, Irwin-sli'z1 1. 2. 23. I LIL Phi .Xlphzi Peilzi. Szigxxiiiciiw-. Pros. Sluch-nt tmiziivil 5, 'l'i't-us. 1, Kem' Mgr. 1. Y.M,i'..X. XX'AI.'I'IfIH l'.X'l I'l+IRSHN, XYiIs4m Uzilriiin-K Z. ZZ. i, 'l'i'n-us, 12. lirlilfii' Ilzilullnmk -1. l,l.i!. iii-vivw limiiwl ZZ, Ilvvivw Stuff 4, Piw-:Qs Pluh Phi Allahu Ds-ilu. lIlil'l FI'2ll, Umimeil. 33, il. liilvl'-F1211 fiUll1i4'il Ii, 4. Kzlw Stuff Minis Pep Cluh 3. JHHN W. IJCXVIS. 'l'n1wkii I,I.l!. 'FHM 'l',xll4l.XR'l'. Hmnllziiid Gzxiiiiim Ahnhzi. Da-11:1 The-tu Phi. LLB. tlzimmzi Alphzi. Gaxniiiai Sigrnizi. HUW.XllIl A. JONES. 'l'upekz1 .LB l.I.B, FRIED HOSKINSON. fi:ix'4h-ii City ilzuniiizi Alphzi. Szigwiiiiuiw-, Pres. Lziw Sf-hfml LLB. Prvs, T, Y.M.C..X., Silltlelll f'Olll1Uil T. lhtcir- llwltzi 'Phvtzi Phi, Law Sc-Iimvl P11-S, 5 Fmt. f'0llIil'il 5, ti. T. Pi liaimnizi Mu, H0- view Bmird T. PR.-XNKI.IN t UllH1t'1i, 'l'up4-ku LLB. HUMICII JICNKINS. 'l'opc-kai Dvlui Thsftu Phi, I'J1-lmlv 32, Y.M.i'.,X, Zi LLB. Hiiminzi Sigma: IZ. fhiminn Alhhzi. Kziw Stuff 4. Ilzill Pailtt-1'sm1 Lewis Jones Jenkins Pugh 5,1 ,.,,,,,,.,...,.A,--,, wa J ll -Qiflkqlghe sqAW?,79fQ24 f- - - ., Af l M,ll,,- M , . .,.. ll ll JA SENIOR LAW w N J. Eresch JOE H. ERESCH, Topeka LLB. Phi Alpha Delta, Inter-Frat. Council 5, Secy- Treas. Law School 4. 5. 1 4 1 ' A N w Page 55 PV Q ' f 'M W V MQ- df 1ll9l,2,f2 , JUNIOR LAW i:l'4'NVSl1'I' Ilulw Ilznvis Marsh 1'l:111ss1-11 N1-lsim GIGURGIG M. I!lll'IXYS'l'i4IH. 'l'1qn-ku I-iHI!l'IIl'I' NELSON, Essvx. Iuw1 Phi Uvllal 'I'hvlz1. D1-lIz1 'l'h1'l:1 Phi. lrilllillllil .XilYil2l, 1714111 'I'hvl:1 i'hi. ' R.Xl,PH H0l'IC. Gunioii Pity . Phi lJ4'it2l 'l'hL-121. D1-ltz1 'l'h4-tu Phi, Szugxzlrnlriw-, l-'RANK M. QIIXII., 'l'uywk1 i S1-ry, Studviit l'Ullil4'ii CS, Uizxss S+-cy. 2, Foul- lim fxlmm lwlm- hull 2. 'i'l'2lt'k Z, Quill Vluh, lflilillkllil' l'IuI+, Vis-1--l'1'4's, I.z1w Svluml I. l'u1111ty Ally. 4. i im' . N LXR, 1 . C. 'I' -i' u1,,xY'1'uN M. Luvls, in-.Lf1..n141 IU 1 1' I I W X . 'z :A iz. ' nz li, , 'z 2' A111113 1111111 1:11111 'l'hl'L2l 11111, izuslwmill 1. ifl1fI: f,' 1 IQQI if 'QU' 'l 1 4 D' 'mm' 3, 4. 'l'1':11'k Ii. Stlidvlit 1'n11111'il 1, .Xihlvtiw 4 ' 'A ' 1'2m11'd I. H.xYw,xH1n 1v1.x1cs11. ix'-1111115118 vm- H-UV WUNUUN- Smith l'f 1111 Kzllrlm Sigma. Hziskvthull Z. 21, I, t':1pl:1i11 1. -'ilhilil Uvllll- Uvlfil 'l'hl'lH Vhi- f U'111l 33- l S2lg2lI11l5l'L'. ,Xtl1lvli1- i:fl2lI'ti 21. V 5S Ulm '1fl1'i W Sm!-f 4' . IIVR L, l'l..Xl'SSl'IN, 'Pope-ku Phi Pi Phi. lJ1'11111a1lic' lilllil, l111e1'-Frant. l'+v1111- WA Ll'-WP? BLACK- '1 f1'-ik' 1-il 4, D1-hntv 1. l'hi ,Xlphzx Delta. l'i Kuppzx lwilu, lJk'iHlll', ifllilii iiilliiiiil' XYu1'k111:111 lllzlvk Pup: 1- 511 1 FRESHMEN LAW XVrn'lPy McF2lvain I . Ervsn-I1 VVilSfm Rzlleiflll 'I'I'2lDD Briggs 'Hume-r llussvl! I5znl1,2'v1'Fu-141 Uhnsq- 1 -WW, 9 x if Pa gv 5 X 1 1 A1 4f?'f7jl-NP 4 4 ,Si ,Zz ' 3 L , f 'Q 1 T. f If-.131-A N . ?2i is sl l V!- i! life 53.4 r ll: ll' l s ' 2 ll E if iglf i i All all gs? lil lil ig ,l it Z . l 1 if E13 ll ll Eli Eli sl- Sri' 3? El: tsl Z. A ill Zi, 5 l Eli is It 5: lx 3 lv 51 ill el. ,. il 1 iii ,ll 2 ll! lil il I! Il lf il l l 1 is l fp! -in i ,-l ii l I 1 1U ill il ll if :H ll ,f w. X pf..-.,...,....-i.....,. -...-,..-.W ....v.-..,v...-.-M ' 1 ,- f if Q. A -M ,,,,.. to ...,'f'f1'1 f.14-ip.- h'.', ,fi uT:.:i.....J H ggyvx DEAN IRA PRATT The School of Music SCHOOL of Music in a College or 'University must serve a two fold purpose if it is to justify its existence. First, it must offer the finest of individual training to every student who desires music study either as a vocation or an avocation. Second, it must offer students and faculty members many programs of the great music of all times: that their sense of values may be im- proved, and their future enjoyment of music be materially increased. It is difhcut to say which of these functions is the more important. The first is certainly of great importance, and the standard of instruction must be of the highest. However, the second purpose includes and supplements the first. Studying music pre-supposes a desire to produce music. Music cannot exist until it is heard. An intelligent listener is one of the most necessary parts of a successful musical performance. The day has come in America when no person can lay claim to a liberal education and admit a lack of interest in the fine arts. The Music School at lYashhurn College aims to supply the musical needs of XYashburn students all along the line, and welcomes a closer contact with all students so that their needs may he known and each good thing lead to something a little hetter. IRA PRATT, Dean. Page 59 Sf, -,..,A,--,.,:-.c,vc Accf I A A X , as on ' .........a Ar' ' 'A '4l.LZl.ILI.-....i.' 'snuf f flip 211T f' 'c' :g.i,1t,, , .3 V V 1,184 ' U ' Music School Faculty PARLEY PAUL WOMER, B.D., Sc.D., IRA PRATT, HM. ,..... . Professor of Voice . . . . . . . . President .Dean and Theory of Music. FRANK S. KENYON, A.B., Mus.B., Professor of Pianoforte. RACHEL E. JOHNSON, A.A.G.O. Instructor in Pianoforte, Organ and Harmony. FRANK J. KOLBABA, Professor of Violin. IRMA JANE LEWIS FISCHER, Instructor in Singing and Voice Cul- ture. Page 60 t JOSEPH ENESS, A.B., Mus. B., Instructor in Pianoforte and Theory of Music. CLARA ELLEDGE, Instructor in Theory of Music. MRS. ARZA J. CLARK, Instructor in Pianoforte. MRS. CHARLES KLEINHAUS, Instructor in Pianoforte. P' E A H.-VJIQQQN. ' SENIOR MUSIC D4-Mun Mairsliaill Gmlfrey Gross HCNIC IJIGMVN, 'I'u1u-lin SYLVIA lllblll-'ill-IY, 'l'u1u in x'iUliIl Viviu- Ni?-flllil Alpha Iota, 01's-in-stm 1, 2. Zi. L String: Sigma: Uvltui Girls Hive- Ululv. Sf'K'f'-'lil'k'I l2llill'll'lU' 1, llim- Ululi 25, 4, lizlw Stuff I. Stu- 1, l'i'1-ss Vinh Z, 35, Y.XY.4',.X. dent l'U1Ill4'il. XY, fl, l,. S.. Y,XV.l'..-X. Il'I.l.X MARSHALI., 'I'u1u-ku BIi'I'lll'El, GRUSS. 'lhlmmlu Publicf SL-limvl Music- 'l'I1mn'y ul' Musimf igmzl Alpha: lutu, Clmpvl Choir, Z, 3. Girls Phi In-ltu 'I'hL-lu. l'l1z1m-l Vliuilx Orc-lin-sl fir-Q Cluh. XY.f1.Ii.S., Pali-In-llvnic:, Y.XV,C.A. I'11'arn:1tic- Club. Gif-44 Club, Studi-nt Vuuiicil 1. ' 1 Q Vzlgf- bl he w 1 i , o ' z H l Z 1 1 Q ' 1 S 1 1 i w r 1 f I 3 . l gl., JUNIOR MUSIC . S .V . 9 , I l ll E1 F lla, lil 1, l Q 1 QA ill sw E l Hobbs Higby McPherson gil ell g 3 H IGLEN HOURS, Topeka C.Vl'l-ll'IRINlC MUPHERSON. 'l'0p1-ka ' Violin Public- School Muglic .7 1 f e Kappa Alplm 'l'heta, String Qllilrtet 1, 2. 23. Zeta 'l'au Alpha, Fresh. Comm.. V.-Pres. Eiil Orchestra 1, 2, Y.VV.C.A., SOCY-'lll'G3S. Soph. Class, NV.A.A.. Pres. 3, Basketball. Soph. Class. French Club. Alethean, Sec, 2, Prog. Chr. 3. Pan-he-llenic, Glee Club, French Club. Hockey Team, Y.W. C..-X. Cab. 3. Q 1 , s f 3 2 HARRIET HIGBY. Topeka 7 Piano Hi Sigma Alpha Iota, Alarm-an. Glee Club. ug Q . 11 :ff 4 1 il , , 4 5 'if ' l l 8 - f . x fi N M l 'X 233 i ii? K . b y Zi! E L , :ii ,, . 1 5 , E Q , , z f Q ' I E ! if ,Q f Page 62 K Vqi,.L- ..,. . .1.....,..l....M....,..,..,.,,......,,,,,....-.,.. .,...M,,,,, iz - ''fe- H 'W' ji,.,,,,A,A,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,.,.,,,.,,,.,,.,,...,.,,. M,,,,.,.....a P1 -. , J,L.H-l....,,. ,.., ' ' Lf: 'Q 51. 'V' ' A ' ' . ,fl ,J if '-Qglfmi,.g.,jff2sf'e 'N 'WWW' W N'A SOPHOMORE MUSIC Bvan Hill VVQIIPF XVhittelSey Evans Richmond liickonhzlcher Elcord g f ax N Q '. D Pagv Q1 FRESHMEN MUSIC 'lx' di ' ' 1 M T if-' 'K' , If-lick XVrip:hl Siu-11-ml lim Coats I'ilc- Kvllzlm llvmllm- l:lll'4'llI1l'l' ' ' x f 15 Q I X 4 ,I f I':1g'v 'il ' 3.x-un., 4, ,,q,,., W ' W TA, f da Q G va QBLEEYLUQ iQl V mf E ,ns VX F N .LAL , 5 K 112 4 f fi? jj FN lg-5591 if by h ,, , , 6 :- W' 1. ,F fu Q., A T T S in-Q x ., . l . .VL 'rx ww if Ichabod fr? tells of Life on the Campus 5More about Ichabod jr. on page 190. ? 3 a i 2 i 1 A i f 4 I F 3 i f 'um 2 F fguul ' v , Q V. MJ 1 9 . 30 THIS 15 COLLEGE! X 54, .f X , ., fn. 3 'f ,g A L' f, Higgs ax y g gay H - x , fl. ' ' , -, i w S S 9 Q ' ww. , ., V, Q WW X A V-32 I , ,. '-my 7 Q 19 mi' -ffm, 1 ,, A y.-up V . -my 1 umm., 1 FOOTBALL SEASON YEA YWASHB URN s HSE SHESXY Milli'-.i A One Day Conclave Of The KNIGHT5 OF THE ROAD 4 ,M A F 1 fg ww , 1 F' -aw., . O if O L J K 2 fi 3:fi ,nY1 Q,T,f?-1, A .Q LX, A ., . ,f ' 1353445 ', Q , 4:3 qffj'-g'.'. 2-L I A f 3- . .,. . . at X V. V ' mm- Q ..N A kv i , X f ,A 4- . , - r , 1 1Pfu'f'1 ig A Y a, -,jf A A' if 2, I my ,VW , ,bah .X if -'I ',, 'J ' ', . , 'I 1 ' t, i f Q, ', ' ' f ' . 1721. . gx :W ,. Q31 -V H: . f H 3 if A 2 ff 1? ., MA 4, f '21, ,L a iffy . !- gi -1. Z 5 , .Lg , .. VAQA H V ,A b Q si g! 1 1 XQ4fg.g OO Ag. ef 5 ff .-i . ' ,. A xv x inf 3 Tm NVQ V: f,Xf iw- ,,,1L ,,,, g 1 - .3-1 'K ,f ifl 1,23 wgfv ggy ..,, HIGHER EDUCATION MODERN COLLEGE ACTIVITIES ? f ,f WASH - B OWL Where Weill Clean lem. FAIVHLIAR SPOTS FESTIVE SPRING DAYS .Scenes From The ' May Fefe ind. Commkncjemeni We ek ,,,-- 1 W w ,F , , , K I VV: MOSTLY NONSENSE Ichabod fr. expressed himself in College Publications 1 i F V-'Af 'J . 1 H V1 ...,.,.,.,..,,a.- , .,-,i .. .X,. lf. .. J if-. - 5 . - up WY- W., , . , 1,2 ,, , M, V, ,., ,-QAM H - - V-a rf .V.iA YVY.. . vw 1,1 1 ca, ., X., ,ix .2 - 1, ai il Ss Aix +2 The Kavv M94 Ray Harshbarger . Editor-in-Chief i i Marjorie XVilson . . .Xssislzmnt Iirlitor ii Robert I. Martin . . Business Manager 3 Hugh Marshall . .Xssistzlnt Ki,2il1ZlgL'l' i 1 5 - 5 s I E ? if iff --A 1 Q H2ll'Sl1iJH1'g6l' ,Q if 9 i iii Q55 THE STAFF I i ,Paul Wright Arthur Teed f 8 ,H Robert Monteith Irene DeMun Constance YanNatta john Mohler 1 H . .Xclella Robb 1' rances Bartel Clayton Moore Jay Coats S3 Evalyn Hows Verna MCCUC William Ifhckinger Marjorie Murphre 1 Y Dwight Gray ' Martin ' 2 :li 5 ' ' i f 1 4 5 f N2 fi? Ei? ff 5 in 32? iii 24 i 1 2 ' f 2 5 I5 iii ii ' NVilson lVI:u'Slml1 Hows XYI'ig'l1t McCue Flickingrer Fonts Robb llnrtel 'Feed 1 I Gray IJoMun Blontvith Vz1nNa1tta Moore Murphrc 5 , mga so 2 , .....-.. ..T...f.......-....--,-,,,..M ,..,.-.......,. .... -,g K ' ..,.............,..,,.,...-.N Q ..,,.,..,,. 1 .?': ' ' x,,f 3 The Washburn Review Qtczulnian Hall . Raymoncl .X. Trzipp Constance Van' Natlzl Nlartlia Tliompson lforcl . . Frances l-Zartel . A. Harry Crane . liflitor-in-Chief .Xssocizxtc Editor ,Xssistunt Eclitor Business Manager 'Xssistant Manager Eleanor Campbell Harry Elliott Dwight Gray Hart VVorkn1z1n Karl Bosworth Bull Ford i R Xv2ll1N2ltf7'l 13:1 wily Bzlrtvl 'I'1'npp Grzxy Elliot TS-fsxvorllx f mn1wbv1l Xxv0l'lil111ll1 -0 Press Club H li purpose of the XYashburn Press Club is to arouse an interest in journalism ancl to allow those who are interestecl in journalistic uni ing an opportunity to gain practical experience in that liehl. To qul X for nienibership in the club, three columns of material must be prin in the Review cluring one semester. ancl to retain niembership. one Cllllllllll CZlCll SClllCSlt'l'. Xlenibership in the l'ress Club is a pre-requisite to appointment to Review stall. ancl the eclitor, in selecting' his statlf chooses those mem bers of the club who seem most promising. The eclitor of the Review is ex-officio president of the club, anal tl c manager is secretary-treasurer. There are twenty-two members in the club this year, twelve of wi have qualiliecl :luring the year. Steaflman Ball Martha Thonlp Ravinonrl Trapp Constance Yan Natta Frances Bartel Karl Bosworth Phil VVal1le Gretchen Metzke Dwight Gray MEMBERS . President son Ford. . . . Secretary-Treasurer lflizabeth Newby Laurauna Russell Thelma Helsper Harry Elliott Eleanor Campbell Robert Martin Hart xhvfiflilllllll Ozell Trask Don Myers Ray Harshbargcr Roy lierberick Margaret l3arnun1 Clara VVilson Manrlui Iiznrm l':l3:e NI ll2ll'Sllll2ll'Q.1'l'l' Gray XY:nhle 'l'1'usli llll Russell l':nxnpln-ll lillliotl X :mfxnlta lrapp lforel l ull llartv-l Ichabod ft. took Music 111'1g111 1111 1111 0x0011111111111 011111 2 Men's Glee Club 1C1XX 1'R.X'1 I' 11'11s 1:10011 111111 1110 121N1i 111 1101'011111111g' Z1 0100 011111 1111111 21 11l1 C' lJC1'CC11'f1lf C ' ' 1 'E N N 111 11011 111.11111 11. 111C 011111 11111116 111110 111111110 111 110111111100s 111' K1Z11'C11, 111111 01'01'1'11'1101'0 11161 11010 01111111s111s111'1111y 100011' '1'1101' 111110 1111110 11111011 Q111111 1111111 1111 1110 011110g0 1111s 10111. 1 11111 11'1111 .1 lN2lj11l'111' 111 1110 111011 CX1JCL'1111g' 111 10111111 110x1 10111. 111115110015 1110 1' 1928-20. 11111 1iCC1l 01111111111111111 1111 1111-1111101s11111 111 MEMBERS 1111 P11111 . D111111111 1'11111s . . .12lC1i 1131111-s K1111 1311511111111 FK1XN'2ll'l1 -1111111 11I'1I11i 111-111140 1JOXY11Cj' 1.011111 13111111111 -1lll'1i 1'11 11111111111 1':V21llS 1111111111011 111111111g11o11s0 CIQ111110 H1111g11 I, 111111115 1 1i11'1111111s 11111111-1' X1 1' 1'.11'11111 0115 X1111112111' 1111'112l1'11 1,91'1-4111111 1111151111 111111121111 112111311 811111011 11111115 C1111111101111' X01'111111111111s1 1.111111-111'0 11121115 P1111 XY111110 131011 1,11'CL'l' 1121111 Xxv1'1g111 11C1'2l1f1 1111105 LAZLT1 '11111'11C1' 1Ya11'1-11 11121111101 XYUI' XY1'ig'111 11141115 1!11s11'111111 11111111111 1111111111 1'11::1s '1'i11111s1111 l'11111:1111 XY:1l1l1- I'1':111 I'111111' 11111111111 1'1'1'1i1l1l1l M1-1'I11':1111 1111111111-1' 121111-1 8111111-11 'I'111'111-1' 1111 11-1114 1111111311 l'11g1- N11 of Joseph lfness, has Wornen's Glee Club lllf XX'omen's Cilee Cluh has just completed a very successful se is There are thirty-two meinhers anrl they were chosen after sti tryouts. ,X great cleal of interest was rlisplayetl inasmuch as there xx l three applicants for every vacant place. 'l'he clulm. uncler the clirectt iyen a numher of concerts in lopeka, ancl in acl tlition has macle several short out-of-town trips. 'l'he organization 1. s upheld its line reputation of past years ancl is a clistinct creclit tc Klusic llepartment. ,loseph Iiness llarriet lliglmy jean Ileverley Sylvia Godfrey Frances Grainger lleulah Blae XYhittclsey lletty Max liennezly Miltlrecl l'ile Eloise NYolcott Evelyn lluechner Naomi Blauzey Eleanor Pearson Sarah Martens MEMBERS ,lulia Marshall Catherine Mcl'herson llazel Simms ' xxvlllll-I'Ofl XYeller llelen .Xclanls Susan Snyder Virginia Price Agatha Mae llean Irene DcMun Virginia Hudson Erma Leonharrl . llircctor Xccompanist Lucille Leighty NYinifrerl Hoag Dorothy Kiltie llelen 'l'horpc lfrcrlrica llaxyson l,ois Adams Dorothy lflorell Ruby Hettick Dorothy Taylor l,ois Huck Ilntlson lglll'4'llllt'I' llozeg Pile Mzirsltall lfloiw-l Taylor 1'e:11'son lft'llll4'tlX N14-l l1e1'son lim-ss Mzmzey 'l'I1oi'pn- l,ll'2llllALZ,'1'l' .Xclzlms lll'2lll XX'olf'oIt I'i'i4-i- NYM-lvl' ,X1lilHlS XVl1itlelsey tloilfltx lit t si Washburn String Quartet Nl'1UftllCUlll-Stillllllllg'lllllSlCZllUl'g'ZllllZZlIllJllSU11 thc cznnpns has long been the XYz1sl1l1nrn String Quartet. Unmler the erlicicnt clirection of Prof. lfrunlc liollmzllm this group of players have lvronglrt XY:lsl1lmrn Lnllcgc in many people in 'llUIJCli2l Zlllfl lmrc rnzulc many wz1rn1 fricfncls for thcnmsclves zxnrl for tlmcir Collcge. MEMBERS lrcnc DQ Rlnn Lflillnrrl livzlns Helen Holmlmf llzlzcl VX'c't'lu-s XXX-L-lips llvllllll l'll.'IllHS Ilwxlnlws I ugr- my The Washburn Orchestra U11 1111' 1'1-111' 1112!-'28, 1111- 111111'g'1- 1J1'1'111's11'11 11118 se1 new s1111111111'11s 1111 11115 11l'Q 21111Z211111l1 1111 1111- 1'111111111s. 1111- 111's1 L'1ll11'L'141 was gj,'1X'1'I1 131111111 1111' 11. 11127. 115 1116 1111211 111111111111' 11121 scries 111 5111111211 11111-111111111 x'11s11111 11'e1'1s 111' 11111 3111111111 111 ,X111s11'. 1v1111C1'1111' 11'211111l1g' 111 1362111 1'1'1111 11111 1 111111ss111' K11111111111. 1116 lJ1'1'11CS1l'1l 1111s 111111-11 El 111151111111 111 111111111'111111'1f 111 1111- 111'11s111' 1111- 111 XXV:1s1111111'11 111111 111'111111s11s g'1'1'111 11l1l1g'S 1111' 1111' 11111111 MEMBERS l1'11 1'1'1111 . . . , . 1'111111111'1111' 1'1I'21ll1i -1. 1411111211711 , , 14111111111 h121S1t'1' 1'1k'1L'I1 111111175 1111111 1Q1L'1i1'Il172ll'111'I' 11l'11111l'11 X1111'N111111 11'1'111' 1J1'K1ll1l k'1111111'11 1'1Y2lI15 v1tl1ll1 1.111111 13111111111 1l111111g 1J111'1s 1 11'1'5111111- L'y1'11 XY11111- 11't'l11' 13111111 111111-1 XYL't'1iL'5 1'11111'11-Q 1311115 X111'g2Q1Il12l S111-3111111 111151111 5111111111111 11111111 XXv1'l'1iC5 .X11111 1.1l1'l'1t'1' 011s X11111111x11 1.11111'11111111 1111581811 Olive Recs H111111111 L111111111g 11111111 1!e11111c 1-1'K11y 1311111.11171 .Xgncs KA1'1gg1l1r 1111111111'1 1111155 1JI'l1S1112l H1-111111' 1f1111s1- XY1111'1111 11Zl111L'l'111L' 1111111111 1'11Lg1- N M Y V 4 -Qdkgllkq Ichabod jr. patronized Art and Drama L 416 V gg g U - gg Mulvane Art Museum M ULVANE Art Museum has been on the Wlashburn campus only Eve years. but it has made remarkable progress in that short time. There are now sixteen paintings of merit in the permanent collection. 35.000 worth have been given this year. Miss Barbara Ripley pre- sented a valuable collection of mounted butterliies to the museum. Any day in the week a visitor may find Mulvane Art Museum open. Saturday is one of the busiest days. as the teachers of rural schools bring in their students so that they 1nay benefit by the exhibitions and the ex- planations of them which Mrs. Fayeben VN-'olfe gives at the Museum. Many Topekans visit the galleries on Sundays. During the week XN'ash- burn students are busy sketching. painting. etching and hammering brass. In the evenings classes are conducted for teachers and other Topeka women. There have been ten exhibitions in the galleries this year. These were tine collections of paintings. etchings and wood block prints by widely known artists. The March exhibit was perhaps one of the best. Japan- ese prints. etchings by Arthur Heintzelman. George XVales and a host of other prominent artists, sketches and woodblock prints were dis- played. The annual spring exhibition at commencement time contains only the students' work. A prize is offered for the best sketch done without supervision. Qnce a month, a local lecturer gives a talk pertaining to some phase of art at the Museum. The Topeka Art Guild co-operates with XVash- burn College in the Management of Mulvane. Mulvane Art Museum is a member of the American Federation of Arts and the American Federation of Museums. In order to belong to these organizations, certain requirements have to be met regarding the non-commercialization of exhibits. Much care must be taken in the wrapping and packing for shipment the pictures in an exhibition. The Art department at XYashburn today is vastly different from that which Mrs. L. D. Wfhittemore started with two students in 1912. The classes this year were large and the faculty has doubled in number in the past two years. The spirit of the department, however, is the same as in its infancy,- To make work happy and rest fruitful is the aim of Artf' Page 90 V ' e Q --, 4 ,-,,-,-4... M., ,-L... 1 7 r P SEQTWW in . L. V Washburn Little Theatre UNDER the capable supervision of Miss Florence Heizer the VVash- burn Little Theatre has progressed nicely and has provided enter- tainment for Topekans and VVashburn students this year. The iiirst group of plays was presented in the Mulvane Theatre on the evenings of December 14, 15, and 16. At this time the Manhattan Players, under the direction of Miss Reima Rosenthal, appeared in o11e of the four one-act plays which were enacted. VYashburn students presented f'On The Shelf, by Christopher Mor- ley, Nettie, by George Ade, and Carnival'l to a highly appreciative audience. Helen Bunger. jean St. John, Charles Elliott. Susan Snyder, Virginia Price, Delbert Godlove, Phil VVahle, and Richard Hunter played in 'fOn the Shelf. This play is a fantastic sketch in which the characters in the books of an author step out of their bindings and live their lives on the stage. 'fNettie was a vivid act showing the methods a gold digger employs in Udiggingf, Esther Mullin was 'Nettie' and Richard McDermott, Earl Dodge, Richard Lancaster. James Mohler and bl. C. Tillotson were cast in the other roles. Carnival displayed the amusing happenings of a carnival company who decided to sell their show equipment and live in the country. The rustic. prospective buyers afforded the amusement. Those who took parts in the Carnival were: Richard McDermott, Esther Mullin, Richard Hunter, Louise Page, Dexter Glunz, Louise Kittell, and Leon Askren. The Manhattan players presented The Valiant, a portrayal of the last hour of a convict who concealed his indentity in order to keep his mother and sister in ignorance of his crime. The visitors from Man- hattan did some excellent amateur acting. The Washburn students who played Nettie presented the play to a Manhattan audience March 24. If Miss Heizer with the help of the members of the Little Theatre groups had done nothing during the year other than the bringing to Topeka of the Theatre Guild Repertory company which presented The Silver Cord, by Sidney Howard, at the Grand Theatre February 2, Topekans and 'XYashburnites would have been grateful. The Silver Cordl' was supported by the Topeka Art Guild and was enthusiastically received. Topeka was fortunate in having the opportun- ity to see a play of this character presented by a New York Theatre Guild Repertory company composed of professional actors. Miss Heizer is to be con0'ratulated on the success of her efforts ut forth in brinffinff it here. S P s as Page 91 ,aa v as a or aaaaa .viizgajaijailgsef as ' so if-. 6 ' WGKAWYQ L V Dramatic Club ASHBURN Dramatic Club members have taken part i11 the Little Theatre plays at Vlfashburn and at Manhattan this year. Fifteen new members were added to the club as a result of the fall tryouts and selections made from those participating in the Little Theatre produc- tions. The officers of the club are: James Mohler, presidentg Jean St. -lohn, vice-president: Martha DuMars, secretary-treasurer. Other mem- bers are: Gertrude Nelson Frances Grainger Evelyn O'Donovan Dwight Gray Newell Nay Richard McDermott James McDermott Philip Shrack Bethuel Gross Karl Bosworth Charles Elliott, Jr. Wendell Black Agnes Gert'de Coggins Ursula Merillat 1 Louise Kittell Page 92 Drusilla Steele Harmon Jones Christine Eubank Ila Johnson Jeanette Guy Lois Gish Marie Maybach Carrel Skeen Don Moyers George Downey Dick Lancaster Leon Askren Austin Packer Earl Dodge Louise Page F , cg Susan Snyder Virginia Price Helen Bunger Ciharles Tillotson Richard Hunter Winifred Hoag Winona Steffens Nancy Cramer Ethel Gardner Dexter Glunz Hal Davis Philip Wahle Gerald Anderson 'Ziff -Q 5111 92 elim, Ichabod fr. enjoyed Debate DQS i Ni . C vt ' cfs W :av X -K V' . ' ' NG ff 'f a H Y W , V ,. Q. QS-1 - i me Ngxvwf i Q-ef? . 4 - g-,fy -f , 1-.-,,,-.....,.......-,.- --,..J W, -- H H --f-g-- -? 4 6 ill l li i 1 i 7 Men s Debate HE Men's Debate Team this year has been one of outstanding abil- ity. In more than thirty clebates the members have acquitted them- selves with creclit to XYashburn and have receivecl favorable comment from opposing teams and audiences. .Xmerica's Foreign Policy ancl the .'Xclvisability of Returning the Republican Party to National Poweru were the questions flebatecl. - Ainong the many schools which the men's team met are: Oklahoma Uni- versity, Baker University, Creighton University, Nebraska. Kansas State Agricultural College. Oklahoma State Teachers College, and the Univer- sity of California. ll Most of the members of the team will be in XYashburn next year ancl with the experience gainecl this year. they show promise of a winning l l team. l l M i ,lr l 1 I l l 'i Q , . l 1 l 1 il l l'i il lll ll ll fd XYvmle-11 Rlzwk XV:illzu'e Hlzu-li lJow'ne-5' Clzxussen il Myers Davis llaiwdy l'!lf2,'01'lll2ll1 l W 5: i i Page 94 , gil: tk i lr .l lil lv ' V K W Lo. ,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,.1,. .... , .,,..-..-...,. -,.,.-.-..--c, . , A., .. , , ,.x .,- .,,... ..,..,,,..,,.,,n- --- ..-. .,..-.....,....- f V , W f W- gsifff.4.1',-,,4jlLj,,-.,,-,,...-,..,.,...,..,...,,ii...,,- ' ,- it .,,,,.,.-.,...,.,-.,....- v ,W,... ..--.-,.-- .. .. ..:..:., ,Q no - --- X149 at-fbi . , e i 3 I 3 P 2 1 l , w Q:s:sQ,gg7,,gg..,n 'n ' ....s,.,.,,.,,,e.i,iM,,,,,,..,g,i.'t 'sie ' i'i gi is il is Women's Debate lg AOMI Catlett, Clara Xlfilson, Marian Orr, and Helen Louise Spell- Qg man composed the XVOIHCIIVS debate team this year. Their debates concerned Ainericals foreign policy. The Girls, 'l'ea1ns inet: Sterling College, College of liinporia, Kansas State Agricultural College, Bethany College, Lindshorg College, Kansas State Teachers College, liniporia College. Ottawa University, and Park if College, Missouri. fl l The girls proved adept and convincing speakers. XYith experience 1? gained this year, added to their previous experience and expert training. i i they will bring XYashlJurn even greater forensic prominence next year. 41251 Spellman XVilsnn Ori' Catlett Page 115 ,-.. V V Page 96 f l Pi Kappa Delta Honorary Forensic Fraternity Founded At Ottawa University, 1912 Beta Chapter Established, 1913 Wallace Black Beatrice Swords OFFICERS Helen Louise Spellman . . George Downey Wendell Black Anne Brewster Thelma Haney Harry Dawdy MEMBERS . . President . . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Forensic Manager Gretchen Metzke Donald Myers Florence Eaton FACULTY MEMBERS Prof. B. W. Maxwell, Adviser Professor W. A. Irwin Helen Peppard Y V I- QQ-26X ll PA QJ Q 'N if A ?XrT n't4 Q ,ss kfvx Z X QUEENS X Q ,.,,M .5 5 x Y v . 4 11' 1 . v X, Q- v A i ' 4 L r Dorothy Toile Frances Bartel Constance VanNatta :P L. ,QW Jw' 4 4 , ,Am 7 A '4t'43,,.-mf 33' 1 5 Q .gqxk k ff-get Q :Ka li K 3 353 W no W 5 M5 Q H 'Q , k Y Evelyn O'Donovan , L 2 E: xx gk .f L, . w5',Tff 1, W7 gn, G, Wim, WMLMMIYW Kam ,, Atlixkl 502 CI FFE9, Zvgffig a K 4,1 ' 2 1 va fi - -, 'J fbi A 1 :'3 .vb i , --,QS 11. -. I . .3 M a 1 A1 f A ,eww .-x' Aw 5' ,141 -,N,i5,,..,i'a:g-'ffie2,:m, sefgsgfg pvgffw- -,:,gp ' q v'g.f,2 -wk V V If il 9 E 4-3 fi , I Q 6 m.x'FrZm4 m G fi? A Y . ,gs f x f 5 'X L37 3 W y , A S . ., l ,lx f 5 1 1 P. . , ....,...--. ...............4....-.,.v... ,. O Roy XX7y1me, VX'ashburn's congenial, friendly athletic director. lchabod stu- .f 'Q, l 'W-yr r'f,iQ, :s f -L fl ' !L5lfa isLj' fi2f'ijijQTjjf:9.g.,.TZf.3.:'::3, 'fit4cg'i'sgL'i,f,fx,ie.' L- f,.-..'f'-iw?'f:iff3 ,e fi i ii ll: Qi? at Roy Wynne i dents owe their recognition for the success brought to their alma mater in athletics I during the past year. XYith a friendly word and greeting for everyone. Hvynne, in his first year at XYashburn, has won the deep respect and admiration of the entire stu- p. dent body and faculty of the college. As former director of athletics at the Nebraska State Normal, at Chadron, Nebr., XYy1me 7 Athletic Director is in the habit of turning out championship athletic teams. ln his future years at XYash- burn, XYynne plans to make the lchabod athletic teams once again feared and re- spected over the state for their abilities, strength, and fairness. Dewey Taylor ASHBVURN has been fortunate during the past year in having Dewey Taylor. former NVashburn gridiron and baseball star who coached the XYashburn Rural high school athletic teams to football and basket- ball chanipionships, as Roy VX'ynnels assist- ant throughout the year. llesides aiding materially in building up the Xvashburn football eleven last fall. Taylor assumed the basketball coaching responsibilities dur- ing W'ynne's forced absence owing to an appendicitis operation and started the court warriors on their successful season. Like XYynne. Taylor has won for himself a large spot in the hearts of XY2lSl1lJUl'l1lS followers. lYith lVynne and Taylor at the athletic helm next year, XYashburn's athletic future is very bright. ,... . ,.,, ,.... ...., -... . ., , ' 2' 5 -..., ,..,,,. . ....-.....-..--. - . . .--.. 5 7 Li. . W S Assistant Director Pagv O' l 'l2'Ti ' ' gnu f ' Q' ' we l,QfQ, Wj' fiQfs ,QQ Q 1- V r The New Field House and Bowl A MAGNIFICENT new field house, and a large athletic bowl which will make YVashburn's athletic facilities among the best in the state will be completed for use next semester. The field house, which will cost approximately 3185000 will be a mas- sive stone structure, three stories in height, designed to seat 5.500 per- sons for basketball games. The building will be located south of Rice Hall. Its overall size will be 131 feet by 196 feet. A standard size basketball court, 50 by 94 feet, and large enough to provide two courts for use in high school tourneys, will be on the main floor. An elevated section encircling the floor. except at the south end. will seat approximately 2.500 persons. An unusual feature of the field house will be the provisions for con- cert and stage performances. Under the main balcony at the sides are showers for men and women, locker rooms, two handball courts, a kitchen, and an emergency room to care for the injured. The excavating for the athletic bowl has already been completed. The bowl, designed to seat 15,000 persons, is built south of Thomas gym- nasium in a natural depression. Plans for it were drawn up by Prof. Cleveland S. Loper and his students. The XYashburn bowl is U-shaped, and will inclose a standard quarter- mile track with a 220-yard straightaway. Inside of the track will be the gridiron. Only the seats on the east and west sides will be completed this fall. These however will accomodate 8,000 The bowl will have an overall length of 650 feet and width of 400 feet. Page 104 5 eeee for so eeeer so Ichabod fr. didn't f Football Ri'ig,afs, eml l':l'VV1l1. tam-kle Lyon, tackle T'!l'0llgl1I0ll. half l'ap't, 15127 Capt. 1928 The Season llli XXvZlSl1lJlll'll foolhall team, cluriiig' the materially misiiceesshil. though not mieveiitful season of 1027, playecl earnestly. if generally meH'eetively. The team was not hamperecl lay any lack of willingness oi' enthusiasm or harcl work. lfzms who. clay aftei' clay. followecl the team ll1l'O11g'l1 the griielling practice aiicl scrimmage will glaclly testify to this: lmut the eau- rliclates simply were not what is known as gooml football material hee cause. with few exceptions they laekerl the alternative cpialilieatious of tremeiiclious size or great speeml. Starting the season with a 11011-COl1fCl'C11CC game against St. Regis Col- lege of lJC11V8l'. the XYaslilmi'u team performecl well. aml, although they Ikigo lim ,WW ,, L, k 4 1 'Mx ,. 1' ,- 'N . ,,.,.9-fa... 1.4 ,......-f................-...,-....-.................-. H N-- Schlegel, half Hathaway, center Hayes, full C101-ptil, quartet' lost this game, they were playing under unusual conditions which might easily render ineltective the hest of teams. Xftcr the two following games, with Ottawa linirersity and College ot lzmporia, it hecanie cvif dent that something was the matter. The team as a whole was too slow to succeed in the Notre Dame style of attack. tthe style which was primarily employedl and too small to use the power attack: the line was hardly lmig enough to succeed in the Yost tackle-full hack defense. and the backtield was not fast enough to succeed in the pass defense system which was submitted for employment. That was. hrietly. the whole depressing story in which the Emporia Teachers' game was a relieving bright chapter. The game will he re- corded as XX'ashhurn's finest of the year, and what a game it was. It was one of the kind of games which keeps old football men from wager- Page- 107 r 4 3 . 3 Q WN' -,rs 3 1 i vi li gi t v i e F i 1 , l I t P i 2 Z' 5 r 5 z i Q 2 5 2 6 . l m 1 1 i l r i l l l i i 1 l E . il 2 it 1 5 . 2 i V 1 3 a A . ,-N. if -1----s -. N3 L - r 79 l i l l .Fifi , ., - A , , 1, I, ,V fl- . WAN -wfrv 43-A---A f M44 1 1 Iliff Q if , p:..iQ.i..1 ,, mm Mmwil---W'--W-f--M F l 7 it 'f E5 ell lil ll? Sli 'li Els ,K .l . , iw is it il ,E . ff, il till ll 1 : lil ,Ll li? ll lit l li 153 X11 nl ' l. .H bl if l' l ., 11 ,ily il. 14 '! .Jli ig-, lvl-myers. half Smith. half Davis. guard Schmutz. guard l Q gl, l ill li il l. ix l I gg ing' more than nominal sums of money on the outcome of football games il l. Y ,ill hone' of those games that come as a culmination of an inspireil spell which cannot he anticipated or known of except hy the faithful, every- clay ohseryers. These spells. which nearly all teams sometime enjoy, are marked hy clriye anrl fire in the linemen. The olcl football men, who for several consecutive clays notice the line running away from the hack-' gl il, 1 :. i ll field, nearly always tells one that next Saturday afternoon will he the ,ls ll ,., ll' teanfs lmest game. 3 1, f , , lsl ll XX ashhurn fans still believe. urohalmlv not unreasonahl f, that XX ash- X22 g. . 5 i'l , ,. . , . . . :l hurn, leacling X-6 at the half, came within an inch of winning the hall lp ill' game from the formiclahle limporia 'l'eacl1ers. Emporia at a crucial l l stage in the aclvance which won the game for them. came within one ig l inch of losing the hall on clowns, ancl it is the conliclent conviction of all ll Q ll . ,,, s 4- i - . 1: ll vje Wi' ll i ll ,s lg! ,' l l l l il I sf 1 l l I l . Q ' i Il . i :1 . l l ll ll 1 . Page 108 1 5 y . S' sy X 1 I be-1.,,....,...,.............x ,Nr 5 .c4fi' ax .4 s '- f' '7 TN'f ,a.s I . -- if ff -we 4,2 N i w M 'M W' ' M NWT-T'f74f1?,, sF? W i i '2?l'5f3 1 5: 11, 1 i 1 1 111 ,1 gf I 1 4 11 .1 131 113 1 !jF 5-1 114 11 135 Sl? 111 1111 fir 11? 211 g, 11 1. 2:1 111 1,3 11? 51 '? -1 A I 15 .iss Lf EQ1 1, E11 -1 1,1 1,1 If I 11 1.1 1 111 Shaw. g'11211'1l 11:ll'l', 1-1111 12111111-S, g11:11'1l H1-1111, 1-1111 XY:1s1111111'11 Sl1lJ1DO1'161'S 111111, ha11 1fn111111'i:1 111st the 11z111, they w1111111 11211'e been 1111111310 S1l1JSCfll1Cl111y 111 s1'1'11'e. 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Washburn ..... A . . . Washburn .... : . . . Washburn. .V, .. ... Washburn ..... . . . Washburn . . . . Washburn............... 'Non-Conference games. St. Regis Ottawa . ......... . College of Emporia Kansas Wesleyan . Friends . ...... . . . . Emporia Teachers . St. Marys ........ Baker . . . Ichabod fr. understood Basketball ....s....,.........,....,w...-....-,....,.,.-.1 h WJ H I J, A V .X 1, 'Q 1 x' 1 ri . V r A , A -W .,...,.....w--:.,,:o,.. ....f..,..,...,.,.....-.. ' ts. 'L v if Q, . . K - --- -- C. . .............,..,.--N... , Zabel liroiighton Marsh 1t,':npl,l Dumars Peterson Guard tiuaril Center lt'1bl'VV2ll'4l Iforwaril The Season HE XYashhurn haslcetlmall team completerl a materially successful season with a final stancling ahout miclway. ancl on account if its eccentricities confounclecl the gamhlers while furnishing rare entertain- 1nent for the more conservative of the team followers. The team. lay its erratic, unpreclietahle performances stimulatecl in its faithful ohservers all the emotions intervening' hetween exasperation ancl elation. The Vifashhurn team was capahle, as it later clevelopecl, of playing the fine haskethall to which, in recent years, XYashhurn has hecome accus- tomed. Material was ample: hut seemecl cliflicult to tit together. LX worcl of eommeclation is here clue Dewey Taylor, who, cluring the ill- ness of Coach XYynne, whipperl the team into shape for its early season games. ln the early season, Marsh ran at center. anrl the team. thus alignefl. was formidable on offence hut without suliicient clefensive power. XYhen Marsh was shifteil hack to his olcl guarrl position, the reverse was evi- clent,-ancl the reverse secmerl to he less etlicient anfl hence less tlesir- ahle than the original. Coach XYynne's ultimate solution of the prohlem was in allowing Marsh to play offensive center ancl fall hack to guarml position on clefence whenever time permittecl him to clo so. Both in theory ancl in practice the plan appearetl to he sonnfl. Marsh's superiority over the other guards Page 112 r.,.....-,-,,....-... . ,.-.,.....L' .. 51 mu 1 1 Gif 5111- ..11,,'1 fiM'1'f1'g11 .2 . 1 V . 1 ,A -. , . A 1 '1 . K.. ggf53fg .:'l'5:'1 51 1U'ff'if f'w.f111W .-..i:j,1133?W'ii1'g.g, 2 1 1 KT lx 1 1 g11 111 11? 5 1 ' 111 111 ' I P 111 ! 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Cudahy Athletic Club l 5 Page 114 3 F false-fa::+-A-Mas-2-M-fe-irjj a,aggelXN. A Lf f S Ichabod fr. became proficient in Minor Sports Track Chast- ln the 1928 season, it was cleticlerl to cn ter the tea1n only in the State meet l ai X season practice of the track men howuei inflicatecl that the tea1n xx oulcl peifolm creclitaluly. in Asia gc 1113 Ja ekson. Judd. D. Judd. T.onberg, Burn. Stanley, Ric e Dean. l'ramer. Davis. Lewis. Ulmse, Morgan N 1927. the Washburn tiatlt team 1 though lianclieappetl by a shoitage of ex perieneecl track men ancl the pooles o track facilities. niacle a creclitalmle season s showing. The team met Ottxwl on .L niucltly track ancl came away appaientl c e feateml. Later in the season liowexei t nee of Ottawa's men were cleclnecl ineigime anrl the subsequent forfeit of points Qaxe the meet to XYaslilnurn. In 1 clual meet with St. lXlary's. XYasliluurn u cisive l1l21l'g'l11'-87-44. 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Becker 6 111 the 1J1'C11l111l1Z11'y 211111 e211'1y 56215011 111Zl1C116S 111 1923. 11'it11 CZll'1 1X1C1:Zl1'1Zil1C suc- ceeding Smith, 511111 1C1'11'i11 211111e11 to the te21111. 211111 lieckei' 21g'21111 1111 t111 2 1 . - . 1 top 111 1118 g'Zl111C, 1121s1111111'11 211111e211'e11 11'e11 1111211111011 t11 11'1t11st211111 21115 1 21ss21111ts 1111 its 111'e-e1111111111t 111151111111 111 1v111s21s Q1111ef1'e 111111. 1 ' :s A 1'I1'v1'i11 M1-Fz11'1:1111- Becker Page 11 A SQXFIAQ 1 A Tennis OWING to the lack of interest displayed in tennis at VVashburn, it was feared that the college would not be represented by a tennis team. Five men, however, responded to Coach Vlfynnels call for players and he soon molded them into a hard driving, fast playing team. The team gave the Oklahoma University and College of Emporia teams a hard run for high scores honors during the season just passed, and although the season was not very successful in the number of games won it was highly successful in that it reinstated tennis as an active spring sport at XN'ashburn. The building of several new courts next year should give an added incentive to turn out for tennis practice: thus VVashburn's tennis prospects are very bright. Intra-Mural Sports INTRA-MURAL athletics were instituted in VVashburn with the hope of stimulating an increased interest in college athletics. In the 1927 all-school track meet, the Gamma Alpha track team easily defeated the opposing organization entries and won the Keller-Ream Sport Shop trophy. XN'ith a number of the men who won the championship for them last year back in school this spring, they were expected to press other teams closely for this year's championship. Kappa Sigma won the baseball championship for its second consecu- tive year in 1927. A great deal of interest was shown in this tournament as the final outcome was doubtful up to the last game. The Phi Alpha Delta nine appeared the strongest contenders for the championship of the 1928 tournament. VVith a team composed of experienced basketball men, the Kappa Sigma quintet defeated all contenders for the intra-mural basketball championship during the winter season. It won all of its games, although several of the other teams gave it a number of hard battles. Page 118 9 4 I w ' Tiiiggi,tgnngggi.T.4.-.-g4LT1:: C C WA.-A. HI KL! C- C Ichabod fr. followed Women 's Athletics Women's Athletics GUENTHER ONIICNS athletics at XYashburn are directed by Miss Hilda Guen- ther who took her degree at the University of XYisconsin in 1926. Bliss Guenther came to XYashbnrn from linsley. Alabama. where she was doing work in XYO1llCll'S physical education. Under her leadership, a great deal of enthusiasm has been shown in won1en's sports this year. Miss Guenther is assisted by Miss Marie lfeuerstein. The activities of this department follow the three seasons of the school year: lfall, XYinter and Spring. During' the fall season, hockey. tennis. volleyball, and swimming are the major sports: winter activities include basketball, dancing, and swiinmingg the greatest interest is turned to baseball, tennis, track and golf in the spring. Page 120 Women's Athletic Association llli XX'mtte1t's .Xtltletic .Xssoci:ttimt. m'g':t1tizctl :tt Xlztsltlmtiiit iii tltt spring of 1922. plztys :tit active p:trt iit tltc piwittutimt of trmttt s sports. 'Ili lie eligible for memlwersltip. girls must ittztlce :tt leztst points tvlticlt :tre e:tr1terl lay plztyiitg mt clztss tc:titts. passing' striittitt Q tests. :tml ltilciitg. :tt least 50 poiitts itttist lie ittzttle tltiriitg :t scltmml tt. to rctztiit :tctive meittlmersltip iii XY. ,X. AX. XX. .X. .X. :ttt':trcls trophies to tltc tviitttiitg te:titts in ltztslqet lmztll. vo lm:tll, :tml teititis. These :tre p:titl for by tltc ittttitt-5' imttle lit' selling cztm x :tt tltc footlmztll gutittes :tml liztslcetlmztll ttttirttztmettts. . . . , . I Ulltccrs ul tlte l'.xct'titivt- lm:trtl ztrez Cutlteriite Nlt'l'lt0rsmt . Yivc- l r:t11t't's llCt'l4 . 'Vlielitta lluwtuztit . lflizalmetlt Newby . . . Helm-ite Yaitllortt . Sports l'rt-sitleitt l't'csitlttit1 St-t'r0t:try l'rt':tst1rt'r Xlztitagcr Gltmtllwr' lh-ek llttrne-1 Nvwliy Mt-l'ltvl's1nt Atlztm. llmwmmt l'ny:,' Inter-Class Basket Ball X the mterelass ehmmatmu tumhzmlelmt m XYINCII eaeh ut the three emnpetingg teams met the other teams cmee. the Sophomores won the championship hy defeating' the Upper elass team will and the Ifreshf meh team 16-15. Memhers of the Sc1phumo1'e scptatl were: Ifmmalyh llroekway. lJm'utl1y XX'iIlia1hscm, liflna lirelm. Helen Louise Spellmah, Marie Davis, Illanehe Ilurhs. Frances Smith. Hockey lllu upper class team wtm the huekex' tuuruametmt thts vear after an extremelx' hard fou-fht hattle with the frosh team, The teams were .. S fairlx' eveuh' matehecl, as the scores of the three games wmthl imheate. 410 m each mstanee. The upper elassmeh won the first and thirtl games. LvllllSl1ZlI interest 11215110011 slmxxh in huekey this year. 'Vhurpe H:tllu-rt Iitlssf-ll Guenther lin-11:1 llzlrlvl Spf-lllliztll N1-Why 1XIwPht-rgtm Pztge 122 Intra-Mural Basket Ball Xllili-t llQti.XNlZ.X'l'lUN games were playeil ull' ilnring the last week uf l ehrnary. ln the final eliinination, the lnilepenclent team won the trophy enp hy defeating tl1e Zeta Tan .Xlpha team Z4-lO, The lnclepencl- ent sqnacl was ecnnposeil of the following memhers: Klahel Hager. Klar- garet 'l'horpe, lrene Stepp. Helen 'l'horpe. XYinona Plateh. liranees Smith. lborothy XX'illiamson ancl lfmmalyn llroekway. .X splemlirl spirit uf gmail sportsmanship was rlisplayecl in all of the games. Varsity Basket Ball l.'l'llOL't,iH XX'ashhnrn actually has no girls' varsity team, a mythi- eal sqnafl was ehosen this year from the various class and Organi- zation teams. The girls who were Chosen were: Dorothy llalhert. Clari- lmel Haney, Opal llay. lllanehe Pitney. lfranees Smith. Helen Louise Spellman, lrene Stepp. Margaret 'l'horpe, antl lDt11'Olll5' XYilliamson. They were seleetecl on the lmasis of their achievements in haslcet hall this year. their skill anrl goml sportsmanship. Haney Pitney XVilli:imson Thorpe Hay Smith S111-llnmn llnllierl Stepp Page 1212 r 1 xy 59,4-,: X1,1..z- J'-Y ,x x- Fw! uf--1.6 . .1 :gg-r . .,U A?--1v'::M ' :Wi .:,.,n,-'E 1' 'v--Z1 -aim' viwifftg' ff .,,, ,, .,,. ,Aw igljxb- 4 Q,-.LJ ,. :Q--f X-, f, , , I 4 --371. Q ' 5' 'j-ff 1 , 1 : , 'ffm ,A ,.X .0 I . Y: . f. . .. f 1 f X .f. . -1 X 35 146'-V5 g ,-A -V , Z, ,-.,,x,7..l t . V Eg,-A ,gif-.Q 3 y.- ':- f- 3, I yn ., ... 4 -fa ..,.,, ,V ' ig.-, f .Lge .3 .1, 1 E .1 'a 1 .- Q Y .Q 52 51' ,gif W P: E Fi N 'WG' , W J? 'asa ' Tl H ,sm fe -Q :Q 1 sz 1 ,ff ji! N 'e .3 -w 3 A ?f4:g sf 9 lx 1 1: 24 J 2' 1 fy ' .' i1:'Z.f.. X -4,-f . 1 - M-, , Q 6 '- '-0 M , r -ff Y-1. f' . .. ,f M 1: J my f , 4, PS, .-,. '.,13A5., - H k x 'v ka Washburn Student Council lllf Qtutlent t'm111eil Ul'U'1llllZt'l1 uncler the constltntiun of the Stn- . , , . 7., tlent .Xssuctzltnm tat XX:tsl1l:urn tulle-ge, ts emnpuserl of ntetnlfers seleetetl frtnn the Cnllege nf l,ilmerztl Arts. the belnml ul l,:1xx' Zlllll the Selnmul uf Klusie. 'l'l1e pttrpuse ul tlte lmtly, as stzttetl in the eunstitutitmn. is to prmnote tlle lmest interests of XX'2lSlllll1l'll College. to preserve IIS trznltttons, to en' t'tbl1l'1lg'C ztncl euntrul sturlent activities. to regulate eonmluet XX'll1llll the w sphere of stutlent jurisclietitmn. to lntre eltztrge of ull college elections to supervise the relations ztnmng stuclent tn'g:tnizzttiu11s. to mleeitle zlnx' tnzlt- ters of tlilferenee that may ztrise tlterefrmnn. ztntl to lme :1 general eleztr- ing' lnmuse for ztll lllZlllCl'S of stutlent interest. 1 llte XXz1s11lnn'n Stuclent tounetl IS Il lllCllllJCI' of tlte Nzttiunul Stuclent l'Ct1Gl'ZlllOll,1lll11 xrzts representeml nt tlte tnnlsveztr eunlerenee nl t11'1t lmtlx' luv .Xrtlntr 'lleerl ztntl llmrztrml Innes. tlflleers mf tlte t'nn11t'il nre: .Xrtlntr 'I'eet1, presnlent: lqlllll lltnlcltolrler, rtee-presnlent 3 tlretelten Nletzlce. seeretztrvz lqilj' llz1rsl1lm:1rg'er, treasurer. .I-Ines, ll2lI'SlllIilI'gk'l', Alf-tzke, .ltn'd:tn. Eaton liull. 'l'x'npp, 'l'4-ml. Hnrris, lrlrwin. Davis lfillllll, liulwrts, Yann Nzlllsl. fl0llrllI'll, llelkltm. lluvvtly, linrif-I Page 125 Blue Peppers 'l'2lXllil'. lim-li. Melzlu-, lll1'I,ll4'l'SHll, XVilli:ln1s, l'ivl'sfm. lAm1g2,'slm1'e. llelspf-V. Kellm-V, lmzzt-ll:-4 Uzltlm-tl. I,t-mullznwl 1 ux XVilsnn, M1-t'u1-, Nelsnn, l'ug'g'i11s, Fsxmplut-ll. 'l'lI1'!l'll!ll2lll, Gilmore, Ymxm 111 l.l'lf Veppers, XX'lllllCll.S pep scpmrl Ol'g'2llllZCil in U72-l. :tml tht N L l'ep C lull, Ulg2llllZCil lzlst fz1ll.lmve lUl'lllCll'CXl3lACSS purpost tllt Q Clilllllg' of lllCl'CZlSCCl ClllllllSlZlSlll :lt all zttlllelie contests. ll avec snappy llllll-lJl'lllS uf lmlue :tml wllite. xx'l1iel1 lmtlm elulms have :ulum year, they zulml ll lot of color :ts well :ls erezlte extra pep :lt ftmtlmll tl lwztslietlmzlll games. The presicleut of the lllue Peppers is liretellen Nletzlce emu . . Iluycl llQIl1lS the Men s l'ep L lulm, Men's Pep Club V l iw in Hive, AIill'Sll2lll. Sllltlvlwzllu-1' lSt'2ll'll, IJ:1Yis. llvvytl, :Xll1ll'l'SHll. l':1pp4-V, ll:-lxlcuplj lluffslul, 'l'illrvtSrm. II l':lg'n- 1211 l'il'2llll'lS .l1ulrl. ll. XVilsou XVilsun, MC-lt-ml. flwny La Cercle Francais 4172 131-1-k N1f'1J1lf'l'SHl1 IC:11f111 XXYHSYIII Gi1111111'11 Ne1:41i111 Xr4l112l11f1 B111'k11111111-1' S:111f111'11 X'Ve115' Smith Russ Russvll X':111N:1t1:1 12 Lcrcle 1'1'11111'z11s IS 1'111111111se11 111 11111':111cc11 s11111c111s 111 1'I'C11C11 111111 111001 1111cc 21 1111111111 111 81111151 1'11'C11L'11 11IC1'Zl1111'C. 2ll'l 111111 c11s1111115 ll1'1l1g' 11111 1'e:11' some X'L'1'f' 1l11Cl'CS11l1Q' 11:111c1's, 1111 111 1116111 111 1:11111 vc 1111011 1'1-1111 11cf111'e 1110 011111. La Junta Espanola 'l'1'1J1CN'1'S 111111 111511 111 S111111' 1110 111'z11'111'z11 S1110 111 1110 5112111 12l1lg'1l2lg'C 118 111-11 215 81121111511 11fez11111:11'1s 111Zl1iC 1111 1,11 .I11111:1 ICS111111111 1 .11-111-1111411-11 121111 1.1-1111111s N1111 'l'111l11 42i1111111'1- I!1'1-1111 Kilwll 11'1'i1-k l':1g11 1'1 Quill Club YNNE RUNF of the iXlllQl'lC2lll College Quill Club was estzlblishecl at XVzislibnrn in 1923. The purpose of the club is to promote in E1 higher clegree the ability of expression, and to unite in the establishment of worthy stzlnclarcls of literary achievement. Twice yearly the club extends membership to those literary aspirants who have submitted manuscripts juclgecl worthy on Z1 basis of excellency of worlcmansliip and promise of style. Papers of all types, short-stories, poems, sketches :incl miscellaneous manuscripts contributed by the members themselves, are stncliecl at the bi-monthly meetings of the club. OFFICERS Dwight Gray . . . . Chancellor Prof. H. ,l. Colburn . . . . Vice-Chancellor Elizabeth Linn . . Keeper of the Parchments Elizabeth Newby . ...... Scribe Paul VVright . . VVardcn of the Purse Newby, XV1'igllI.GiSl1, Colburn, Leavitt, Doane. Burklioldvr, G2lFllUghl5US6, Bell McCue, Linn, Hzmeuff, Ma-tzke. Ford, Dingmzln, VnnPi-tteu, Greer VunNattu, Gray, Eaton. Gates, Hope, Monteitli, McKee. Page, VVest i'n,f.'Ie lZ8 Alethean Literary Society 1 18 111c 211111 111.X1c111c2111, 111'ff21111zc11 111 11702 211111 11111 111111151 11111.111' N11 Fu cicty 1111 111c CZll11lJllS. 111 p1'1,11'i11c 6l11C1'12l111111C111 211111 111s11'111'1i1111 for 11s ll1611117C1'S. Meetings 211'e 116111 11'c1-1111: 211111 111'11g1'21111s, 111C1'111'y 211111 111 1t:11. 211'c lJ1'CSC11lCf1 by 1110 111C1111JC1'S. c211'11 of 111111111 11215 111 c1m1111'i11111c 1z11c111 211 102151 o11cc 11111'111Q' 1116 yCZl1'. OFFICERS X c1'1121 McL'11c . . . . P1'cai111'111 C211111-ri11c X1C1,11C1'SO11 . . Secretary 1:101'C1l1'C Eaton . . '1wl'C2lS1lFC1' 131-11. ll. XYiIli21111s1r11. 1X12'l11111Ql'1y 11.1YiI1i:11x1s1111. Null. tP11i111, .l11l111:41111 II1-ltivk. Ilussvll, ,X1121111s, 112lj', 1111111111 Ilill, Al4'1'111'l'SOl1, 1'l11I1111z111. M. XYi11iz1111s1v11, Sz111f111'11, 121111111111 gf ..L., A 4 f 4, ,. ,,,, ,. . . . ., .,,. ,.,..--.-,..-.1? Q ...MJ Engineers' Club HE lingineers' club is an organization open to all students in the Engineering' department. lts program consists of talks by men prominent in different branches of engineering, trips through local in- dustrial plants, and meetings for social and recreational purposes. An annual event is the Field Day, held sometime in the spring, when the members are given a holiday to have an outing in the country. OFFICERS Paul Eberhart .... . President NVendell Roush . . . Vice-President Virgil Hatch . . Secretary-Treasurer Eberhart, Comfort Hadsell, Davis. Smith. Scott XVehe, Stanley. Jones, Hambleton, VVendel Loper, Hatch, Reppart, Stotts, Faulkner. Martin, Harshbnrger Page 130 muy- A f---- . --,--m..f-W...-..-N.,v..-,-m-e.,-vmu...f.wa.4aa.smmal.....f. Fx t ef-xy E s i ! i E J 4: , 2 2 E H E , 5 Q .2 i r Qi I 2. iii ffl SV f Q5 EQ lla ii? ill fl it ci. sig il 5. iii me iii li all -44' 'fe Lg QE si :E Q isa af' it Q! iii 54' ri .lag ill ul le Hg Sl iii --2 iii ll! ,Ll Al lil' ll' ii, 5.2 ii? l. fl sf? iii EH' lil 9:3 Q22 E15 elf 5, KI si 24 35 ei Fi Q9 252514 Ichabod jr. was popular Sororities i C3 U' QN i- .ks 1' lm!-vvsih-o k. ICN- Panhellenic Council OFFICERS Mary Ciilinorc .... .... l 'rm-Sirlcnt Lillian 'llziylor . . . Scoretzlry-'l'rc:1Sni'ur Dcan Susan M. Gnilfl . . Faculty .Xclvisur REPRESENTATIVES Alpha Phi Sigma Alpha Iota Lillian 'l'aylwr lfnnicu Murria lfranccs Duck julia Marshall Delta Gamma Sigma Delta Annc Brewster XYinona Stclifcns Batty Linn CUllSlZ1llt'C YanNat1a Kappa Alpha Theta Zeta Tau Alpha llorulliy Tolls llelcn Lonisu Spullniin Mary f,llllllUl'C Lizxtliurinc Mcl'licrsun Rrexvster R4-ck lXi21l'Sll2lll 'Ffwllo Spellnizan Stn-ffm-iis Gnilrl Linn 1it'1,llt'I'S!1ll M+n'1'is Gilmwn- V:inNzitt:i Tzlylol Sorority Chaperones 1Xlpl111 Phi . . Mrs. lh-1'tl1a lii111l11Il Delta 112111111111 . . . Mrs. Louisa- XYz1Ih1'1flg,n Klllllbll .Xlplm 'l'l1utz1 . . . Mrs. liflnu Coz Zctzl rlxilll .Xlpha . . , . Mrs. Suu l'l1lug11 lin-1111111 Hall . . Hrs. Nellie N. AlL'I'x21I'l2!.l1f1 Ki111bz'11l XY:1lIn'i1l,u,-' ' A1cFz11'l:111d Plxiegm' kxlll .fm-5,.-A A 'Y pl ' r 2 K S '-.., .L ' , jf i . .H x QQ ,ilivli -.......... .Y.....-.....- Y -fr w g .Y ..-mia xl 1 ,' i ., , .- : --J-U...-...........,...... X 3 l .a i 5 '., 1 .KD ,, all sl iii fi 135 EU EW! ll 's li I fa Ai 221 if H 'I I il if ii li: .f, 56 il: Ni QQ? iii ll? fl! 535 lil 52? iii if? 3, ik En is 3: lil 2 ill Elg Eia fis las Sf? gas iii in ii: 2.1! Sw :k.,,,,.-,-,,.,Q,.,,,,- M.-. ,,,,,,.,,,.-,.,,.,,-. - ,. f if ...,L...T,. , a, Kappa Alpha Theta X -, X X, Buck. St. John, DllMdl'S. J. Hobbs, Drum. Nelson, E. Brenn, R. Green A. Brenn, H. Gilmorv, M. Gilmfm-, Rifliv. Akers, La-Q. Voiland, Bone- Bf'V8I'lY. Lewis, I'a5r1-, YVelty, Edson, Mullin, XYol1e1', XV0lcott Kiene, D. Gilmore, 'l'uylo1'. 'l'ollo. ll. Hobbs, S. Snydur, 'l'hm'umu11, Hughes NVis0n, Vnnlfetten. Newby, Stvwzlrt. M. Green, E. Snyder, Francis, Kerche-r Page 134 ' , J , QQQ-l.,...,.1,---.l,.....-,.,,.,..-,........... .....Q.-,.-....-.. JJ' '- J Kappa Alpha Theta Founded at De Pauw University, 1870 Alpha Upsilon Chapter Established 1914 Publication Kappa Alpha Theta Flower: Pansy Colors: Black and Gold .Xlllll'L'j' llrenn '28 Mary lluek '28 Rebeeea lfraneis '28 Doris Gilmore '28 Mary liilinore '28 Leone Kiteh '23 .lean St, Alohn '28 Esther Mary Snyrler 'N Madeline Stewart '28 .,. ., Lois laylor 25 Virginia Nyelty '28 Virginia Seott '28 Martha lJuMars '20 Katharine Drum '20 Helen Gilmore '20 Mary Green '20 Ruth llreen '20 Helen Hobbs '20 l-larriet Kereher '20 Alice YanPetten '20 .Xliee Yoilancl '20 ,lane Akers '30 Constance llone '30 llzirbara lleyerly '3l Leona Hrunk '3l ACTIVES PLEDGES . , . , luclna llrenn Jll Helen llunger '30 Lisette lfriek '30 Muriel llobson '30 Martha Kiene '30 Esther Mullin '30 Elizabeth Newby '30 lileanor O'lJell '30 Dorothy Tolle '30 Miriam rlilltbfillllilll '30 NYinit'recl XX'eller '30 Helen XX'ilson '30 Carolyn Edson '3l ,luanita Hobbs '3l lfranees Hughes '3l Milflrecl Lee '3l Melinda Lewis '3l Marjorie Nelson '3l Louise Page '3l Dorothy Ritlie '3l Susan Snyrler '3l liloise N'X'oleott '3l Carolyn Doster '3l Drusilla Steele '3l Alpha Phi -J X EEE Page 1311 Pf'eblO1'. Nelson. 'I'uyl01'. Cuggills, Jones, Blau-kshere, McClymoudS XVhitnmn, Baldwin. Shultz, l'I2llllFl't, Lzxuvk, .XllE'll, Spenm-1' Ruwmzm, Nic-hnlzls, Gluixlgm-1', llilyliillql. Horsmzm Gurdlmer, Raftvr, Summ-r, Hows. Burn-l, Yzulllurn. I lUP1'Si'll Cilnwphvll. Griftith, lluyws, I'K'U'l'S1l1l, fY'l'2ll51?. Bw-li. XVilsm1 Alpha Phi Founded at Syracuse University, 1872 Upsilon Chapter Established 1916 Publication Alpha Phi Quarterly Flower: Forget-me-not, Colors: Bordeaux and Silver Lily of the Valley l l'zu1L'CS Heck '23 lfleanor fzunplmell 'ZS llernelha Horsinnn 'ZS :Xliee Hoyes '28 Marie Illayhaeli 'ZS Ciertrucle Nelson 'ZS Esther Shultz '28 l.i1lian Taylor 'ZS Frances Bartel '29 Lneia Floerseh '29 Dorothy Halbert '20 liranees l'N'hitman '20 Lois .-Xllen '30 Harriet lfllackshere '30 Thelina Bowman '30 Josena Benton '30 ACTIVES PLEDGES Ethel Gardner '31 Agnes Crahh '30 Agnes Gertriicle foggins '30 llelen ,lones '30 Klilrlrecl Nicholas '30 Milrlrecl Peelmler '30 Faye Peterson '30 Marjorie XVilson '30 Bertha Louise Baldwin '31 Catherine Gritlith '31 livalyn Hows '31 Helen Lauek '31 Margaret xlCClylllOll4lS '31 Alice Rafter '31 Elma Sumner '31 Helene YanHorn '31 Christine liuhank '31 Pug Y 1 Delta Gamma N J-if ATX X Xf' Page 133 Merillat, Linn, Newman, Kenm-dy, Orr, Kellner Gregory, Kittoll, A0111-nbach, Brewster. Lemons, Guy Dawson, Ford, Gish, Beverley, Adams Cramm-r. xvfllld, Eaton. Spncv. XYils0n, Lawson James, Pitney, OWL-n. Dodge, 1Cil'lQ,'Sbll!'Y, Xvllfiilt 1 l Delta Gamma Founded At Oxford College, 1874 Alpha Kappa Chapter Established 1920 Publication Anchora Flower: Cream Rose Colors: Bronze, Pink and Blue ACTIVES llelen .Mlains '28 ilnne lpirewstei' 'ZS lllariha Tlioinpson Ford '28 Harriet Donghnlan '28 Lois Gish '28 Pauline Kellner '23 Mildred Kingsbury '28 Lneile Lemons '28 Betty Linn '28 Phyllis Newman 'ZS Agnes Owen '29 Dorothy Roinig '23 Hazel Sims '28 Virginia ,Xrhenhaeli '29 jean Beverley '29 Nellie Eaton '29 Catherine Gregory '29 PLEDGES Nancy Cramer '29 Helen Brewster '31 -leanette Guy '29 Louise Kittell '29 l'rsn1a llerillat '29 lleatriee Swords '29 lfredriea Dawson '30 Velma Dodge '30 Patricia james '30 llonolyn Space '30 Clara 'XX'i1son '30 lletty Max Kennedy Lneile Lawson '31 lllanehe Pitney '31 Kathryn Swords '31 Lyslxeth Taber '31 Helen X'X'heat '31 Betty VVood '31 Yera Grace Riekenhaeher '31 ww-.M 1--A - , , N ' if M5 g - Q if Drifw.. we 1 , 5215 rrfqrrgark I Q .fa-, V ,L tv! el Zeta Tau Alpha 96356 bl! My x 0 Qil, , .fs-1514 1 5.36 C411 Cgufvxaf M Page 140 Piersml, F. Strivby, Officer. Hvefd, Mr'Cus-, I4Ul1g'SllUl'U. D. 'Fzlylox' Noll, U. Strichy, Frick, Hopwortln. Ga1'dne1', Lohman. Mc-Phersml Lyon, Duncan. XVilliJlIY'l!4. Griudlfe, xXvilk6l'S0l'l Doylc, Smith. Prlmty. F. Taylor. Hegert, Evzlns. Mattingly I hudson, Stoves, Millm-1', Rf-mx. 'I'humpsrm, llzmm-y, 'l'2lSk1'1' A Zeta Tau Alpha Founded at Virginia State Normal, 1898 Alpha Mu Chapter Established 1922 Publication Themis Flower: White Violet Colors: Turquoise Blue and Steel Gray llorotlly Longsliore '28 X1-rna Xlckfne '28 lilizalwctli Noll '28 liatlierine Pierson '28 Xlarx' Sniilli '28 L'ar0lyn Strielmy '28 Dorotliy Taylor '28 Lorena .xflZllllS '29 Mildred lfrick '29 'l'llCllll2i Haney '29 latlicrinc Mcl'lierson ' llctty 'llmsker '29 Florence Taylor '29 Agatha Mac llcan '30 Lntie Evans '30 Dorothy Gardner 'SU Hazel Hepwortli 30 Claribcl Haney '31 liunicc Tlioinpson '3l ACTIVES PLEDGES Uvefla 'l'llUl'L'll 'Sl Yirginia Hnrlson 'SU ,Xilecn Lolnnann '30 llclcn Snullnian 'SU l.ncilQ Steves 'Stl lirna NYilli:11ns 'Stl Manrene liegert 'Sl Mary lilla lloylt' 'Sl Dorotliy Duncan 'Sl Ruth llrinmlle '31 Ruth Lyon 'Sl Cliarloltt' Miller 'Sl Yirginia Price 'Sl Yera Recd 'Sl Milclrecl XYilkerso1i '31 Ciiflenn Mattingly 'Sl XX'ancla Officer 'Sl Frances Striclby '31 Yirginia Prunty '31 Pzlgi- 1-11 4 Sigma Alpha Iota gf r v'i'1ENTE Beadlv Hoes Sh ermd VV1'ight Kellum Higby Smith Vigneron Buck Pilv IJeMun Sipes Martens Morris Marshslll NVeekes Bucchner Page 142 Sigma Alpha Iota Founded at University of Michigan, 1903 Theta Chapter Established 1914 Publication Pan Pipes Flower: Red Rose '-' Colors: Crimson and White Ruth li1l1'lill0lflCl' 'ZS lrvxiu llclllun 'ZS ,lulizi Blzirsliall 'ZS Szlrali Rlartcils '28 lfimivc Morris '23 l l:nrric1 l liglmy '20 llrusillzi livafllc 'Sl ,Xugiistzi KCll2lll1 '51 Milclrccl Pile 'Sl ACTIVES PLEDGES Olive Recs '29 . , . , ,lulia X ignerou 30 llazel XYL-claws '30 Lois lluck 'Sl 4. l.vL'lx'11 lllifwliilvi' 'ml lztlicl Slicrrocl '31 Grace Sipcs '51 'l'hclm:1 XYright 'Sl V Sigma Delta ,,-Of pr I, , . 3:3 ra 14.4 V2.1 I DI L JV' X J I '21 ge Iludc-l:4mx, Imvis, l,llli1lhllfJ,'ll, Ervvin, lmzzvllv. H1'l'l'flll, Rm- Bzmrmnm lh-lslu-1', V2lIlSilIll. Sunt'u1'4l, Min-hwll. XYlxittn-lsvy, Sc-hlaltvv Gudfroy, IA-unInu'd, Sumoy. Svhultz. l'1'ossen, Hetlivk. li. U'Dm1Uv:u1 Pt'ill'SIlIl, E. O'1l1nmvzu1, XYl1z11'tun. :Xl'IIlSfI'lll1g', X'2lIlN2lIIil, Fix. Ste-tTn-ns P1'I1'l'SHIl. l'31'f1wn, Mnlz. Clare, XVilli:1rr1s. h'IA'l'ill2ll, Fails-tl 4 J ' ' 1 ig V Sigma Delta Founded at Washburn College. 1927 Flower Pmk Tea Rose Colors: Royal Purple and White ACTIVES Clova ,lane Crossen '28 Marie Davis '30 Sylvia Godfrey '28 Gladys Fix '30 Thelma Helsper '28 Ruby Hettick '30 Bernice Herron '28 Judith Ann Lazzelle '30 Naomi Catlett '28 Muriel Merillat '30 Irma Peterson '28 Lola Molz '30 Genevieve Brown '29 Gladys Roe '30 Mildred Dunahugh '29 Marie Schlatter '30 Helen Erwin '29 Lela Schultz '30 Frances Hudelson '29 Isabel Shoebotham '30 Erma Leonhard '29 VVinona Steffens '30 Evelyn O'Do11ovan '29 Mildred Sumey '30 Ruth O'Donovan '29 Elizabeth Vansant '30 Ruth Sanford '29 Bernice Wharton '30 Constance VanNatta '29 Beulah Mae VVhittelsey '30 Margaret Barnum '30 Opal Williams '30 Blanche Burns '30 Virginia Armstrong '31 PLEDGES Helen Mitchell '30 Constance Clare '31 Josephine Oakley '30 Eleanor Pearson '31 Page 145 Y , V J A ' 4 -efafll Q05-?1.,Qllzx9i - W Benton Hall L Give 'till it hurts Ichabod fr's. life in Fraternities ku i ,, Inter-Fraternity Council .Xrlliur l.l2illSSCll Rziyliioml Traimp lluwzlrfl lrwucs Alpha Delta Clayton Davis lhllllllfl Nlirycrs Gamma Alpha llow:11'rl jmics llzlrry llawrly Kappa Sigma . . . lhwsiflcii . . . . Surru1z1l'y-Ii'c:u11x'L-x . Sluflcm Vuiiiicil lQcprcsv111:nlix'i REPRESENTATIVES Phi Alpha Delta .Xrtliiir Tcccl ,loc l'll'CwL'l1 Phi Delta Theta Xllflllilll -lUl'fl2ill Raymmirl Trzipim Phi Pi Phi llzlywarfl Klarsli lhfllllll' lAl2illSSl'll lzmiuw Iivnizum Robert Blzirtiii AI-wyviw 'Il-ml Dm wily lirn-sm-lx ,limi-5 lmvls lrzurp Blillllll Illynmnn Vlgmss ll ,lfwrdaui Nlalrslu l :-w llx 1 1' Fraternity Chaperones Alpha Delta . Gamma Alpha . Kappa Sigma . Phi Alpha Delta Phi Delta Theta Phi Pi Phi . . Mrs. B. N. Mize Mrs. M. G. Brunton . Mrs. j. li. Lewis Mrs. Effie Brinsniaicl Mrs. C. S. Leonard . Mrs. Olive Noah Brinsmnid Mize T 1-mini-cl Lewis Noah Brunton ge Kappa Sigma 31' 0,0 1 1 aw Page 150 lX1cIClx'ni11, Duffurd. Briggs, Klmm, Ilmughtrm. Ruwse, G. Hay H. Marshall. Graves. Mouts-ith, '1'z1yl01'. Eymamm. Forbes, Sessions Calhmln, 'I'ingle-y, Fram-es. 'l'lll'HPl'. J. Marshall Marsh, Hoffman, Johnston, Askren, 'l'i1lotsrm. V. Hayes. Ande-rsrm Martin. Dun-e. Ric-e. Dodge, Hougvlzmd. Olander. XVuh1e M ,. 9 .x', .- --, .-t f-1, ir -Y I Y L 1 J V H Vyirr W Q- Nl,-fr linux IW g 5 , F 51 5, 3 , -,n QV- Q V ,ff rail Y iiAA VA V V V Y .7 Sie' eflijiiiigoigi, f Zim KNXLYPX ,ffijd 1gigjIgjQfEfQ gig-H Ahh K 4 1 , Kappa Sigma Founded at University of Virginia, 1860 Gamma Nu Chapter Established 1909 Publication Caduceus Colors: Scarlet, Green and White Flower Lily of the Valley William Cunningham '2 James Eyinann '28 John Marshall '28 Robert Monteith '28 Charles Sessions '28 Boyd Tingley '28 Phil VVahle '28 Harold Broughton '29 Richard McDermott '29 Hugh Marshall '29 Hayward Marsh '29 Warrcii Olander '29 Vernon Rosenthal '29 Walter Rowse '29 George Stanley '29 Leon Askren '30 Vernon Hayes '29 Charles Tillotson '30 Edwin Hogueland '31 8 ACTIVES PLEDGES Kenneth Briggs '30 Harry Elliott '30 Mac Forbes '30 Erle Francis '30 Richard Lancaster '30 James McDermott '30 Edward McElvain '30 George Taylor '30 VVillia1n Calhoun '31 Gerald Hayes '31 VVade Hoffman '31 Murl Johnston '31 DeLoss Klopp '31 VVard Martin '31 Frank Rice '31 Carl Turner '31 Lowell Miller '31 Louis Graves '31 Roy Engler '31 Eli -' tsl 5: i QW 1 sjv ,. i I i 5 lf 'E 2? if vi :Q iw if I' 51 E2 t. 21 gig ' s, 31 li ii iii H iii li iii? I1 uf' el tl mei 3 yu. yi N2 M lag EM l 9 is v i 4, 15 lik I is i i Ui Page 151 l Ei 4 42 J 5 1 , 1 5 if -QQ ,G ..,,,n .2 -M----- f--We-W-.,,, W W- ..,. o,o.,sW,,,.,.,.. W- 4g44..2.-,,,......,gg. 'W' , of 7 1 7 0 .v ,. .V 'g is 'W 'f X '7ff4'e it'-fajsyf, L a mary-f 3 fi? 4i r W 'n 'M 'r 'f 'N UL., L, -vm , l , ,Q JA I, Q . K .r V my W. ,, V , - - V frrgxq., xv .,.-mg-N. . ..,,-.....,- Y.., ....,.........--...,..,-..,..-,....v.., y.....,....... . -- -, 'f . Nu., 1 .., . .., ,,, H., , ,A N X .- f r cf -J 1 20 1 i 5 5 Y Q 1 2 2 1 3 1 ' z l I l a 1 ll . ,. l 2 l R 1 X?gg!'311-J-1--w-QM04-6.--.Q-M--W-f--JA---N-.M-,...-L.-Y-m.lK.4....L. .AM ...im-nlhwkvw H' K WMNM M5 .WA .M ,,.,,,,.,.g..., ..f.....,...,,,,.,.,.Qj ii M f 3 Q : E 4 I Q 3 5 3 ' f Fl 5 Ph1 Delta Theta Q., :E .. . ' l 9 ., L 1 ' 1 ' 'E F fi Q 2 ' d f M , f 921 5 S Sz 2 '. - Q, ' 'i 8 2 gif -A iw ez : s , 1 f 1 5 1. 1 ' l ll L .f ll x - Y 2 H Y 3 5.11 . . Q . 5 l . , . ' j . 1 I I 1 4 2 S 15? Q 5 5 15 J 1 l , ll 1 ill ' : E 1 , , 3 W: . . 1 N l 2 1 t 5 v 1 I xi 3 5 2 I . ,. D l 3 ' 2 f 3 V , 4 , . L- f 2 1 . 1 r , , I ' S , Q i 5 ' 23. f X3 T ' ' Q a 3.2 Ui V s Q sn 1 1 1: 1:5 l Q 1 f 52 .V W l V s t l ' ill S, Q l I I ' Q 1 E i N Z i 1 1 . fl J V I x 5 , E 1 ' , 'i ' Q T -l a 5 2 ' il . 1 'E f 5 ' XVilson, Downey. Gur'ling'l1m1se. F2lUlkllt'l'. 'I'rn1mp. M yers, Dible Shrzivk, Bull. Brewstvr, Elliott, Gibson, Gross . L llunter. D, Myers. Mill-S, N. Jordan Ric-0, Glunz, Dodge. lllnwisum. R. Jorflzm. Poole' Szlmplv, 'l'l'ElSli, Mclive. 'l'llOlllDSUll. llmw. Slmrp, Slmw , Gl'Clll!llSQll, llougll, 1Ulllll2ll'S, XYuml. lloffstrrt, Hvwick Page 152 f 5 ffk f N, M125 Fl. g u Lvl -,,. , T. N134 Q, QR? ig J V 4 Phi Delta Theta Founded at Miami University, 1848 Kansas Beta Chapter Established 1910 Publication The Scroll Flower White Carnation Steadman Ball '28 George Brewster '28 Harold Carr '28 Ellis Dihle '28 Charles Elliott '28 Bethuel Gross '28 Martin Herrick '28 Norman Jordan '28 Donald Myers '28 Bernard Peterson '28 Phil Shrack '28 Blair Ball '29 Ralph Hope '29 James Mohler '29 VVayne Morrison '29 Edwin T. VVood '29 Charles Sample '29 Raymond Trapp '29 Delmas Haney '30 Dexter Glunz '30 ACTIVES PLED GES Russell Nordstrom '3 as Colors: Azure 8: Argent Earl Dodge '30 George Downey '30 VVilliam Dumars '30 VVilliam Faulkner '30 Christopher Funnell '30 VVendell Garlinghouse '30 Richard Hunter '30 Norman Jordan '30 Edgar McKee '30 Louis Myers '30 Ozell Trask '30 VVarren Shaw '30 Phil Gibson '31 XVilliam Hoffstot '31 Claude Hough '31 Jack Poole '31 LeRoy Sharpe '31 George VVi1son '31 Garrett Miles '30 Donald Coats '31 Page 153 l 4 ir...- V A f'-'r mgiilgglg' :LLL,Zg'LiT?gg ifg5f 1 -Q Qi ff, 'trfif' ' 'i' ' ll 2 --if .Wave-if 1 4' z i i a Phi Alpha Delta 'oi . ,ei Q' ' .1 Q Page 154 Bechtelheimer, Hilton, McAlister, Hart. Teed. Studebaker Quail, Mitchell, Coats, Russell, VViis0n Bremer, J. Ereseh, Patterson, Linge Raleigh, Black, NICRBYIIOIKIS, VVee-ks, Hall, F. Eresch Phi Alpha Delta Founded at University of Chicago, 1902 Benson Chapter Established 1921 Flower Red Carnation Colors: Gold and Purple Houghton Buck '28 loeseph Eresch '28 XYalter Patterson '28 Frank Quail '28 Clarence Sparks '28 Arthur Teed '28 Charles Vanee '28 VX'esley Campbell '29 Fred Gulick '29 VValter Heinhrow '29 Leu XN'ells '29 Lawrence Young '29 VVallace lilaek '30 Frank liresch '30 Clyde Raleigh '30 Donald Russell '30 Herbert XVilson '30 Frank Rost '29 Lyle Cloeplil '31 Dwight Johnson '32 1 ACTIVES PLEDGES hlohn Xl'illia1ns '30 Edgar XVingett '30 ,lack llinghani '3l -lohn llrenier '31 llud Casey '31 Frank Hart '3l Stewart lNlcgXlister '3l XN'illia1n Studebaker '3l Richard VN'ells '31 Glenn Reehtelheinier '3l .lay Coats '32 VVard Conquest '32 Martin Hall '32 jesse llilton '32 blames Mclieynolds '32 Ralph Mitchell '32 john XXX-eks '32 ,,. , ,l C Linge 32 lvan Lytle '32 ,ff l , .1 l ' I -1 'ba Nr., l'ag'e 155 Gamma Alpha am VA sq. 927, ,DW Cl ' Page 156 Eoall, Jvnkins, McFarlane, 'I'a::gz11't. .L Johnson, XVOr1ey Wust, Ile-zu'd. Hathaway, Cuuture, Jones, I'Lllll2llTl Dzlwdy, Dustou, Schmidt. Shaffer, Lclzmd, Nelson Pm-yton, Hill, D2111gK'l'fit'1C1, Scott. lIzu'sl1b:11'gel'. E. Jnhnson Judd. Artley. Uhzwv, NVilSm1, Ilowbm-rt, f!2lFl'lb1P Gamma Alpha Founded at Washburn College, 1922 Publication Torch and Shield Flower Purple Iris Colors: Royal Purple and White Harry Dawdy '28 Ray Harshbarger 'ZS Homer jenkins '23 Earl johnson 'ZS Howard jones 'ZS Thomas Taggart '28 Milford Hatliaway '29 Frank VVcSt '29 Earl .-Xrtley '30 Charles lleall '30 Carl Chase '30 john Gamble '30 Clayton Howbert '30 Garland Kimmel '31 Conarrl Schlegel '31 ACTIVES PLEDGES Donald Judd '30 Cyrus Leland '30 Robert Nelson '30 liclmunrl Schmidt '30 Ralph Wilson '30 Ronald Beard '31 Pete Couture '31 Henry Dangcrlield '3l Manley Uuston '31 Carl lllclfarlane '31 Gibson Putnam '31 VVilliam Shaffer '31 john VVorley '31 XVilliam Scott '3l 'l Page 157 l l Alpha Delta W YQ A ,cf or A ro S N f ff We 69 w Qi! H. Jones, Dingman, Jasperson, Lyon, Schmutz, Moyers, Workman, W. Jones Br-own, Packer, Stowell, Carr. Harris, Jeffers, Bates H. Boyd, Bennett, McLeod, L. Boyd, J. Erwin, Chittenden L. Erwin, Roberts, Davis, VVild, Foulks, Becker Stewart, Rafter, Reamon, Pinet, Anderson, VVeaver, Berberick, Morrissz x VVakeman. Nay. Holt, Stanley, Greer, -Godlove, Barnes. Fieger Page 158 t at 2 ,...................,...,...,.v......-... .,.-s, sl- .1 , ,A V' J 'r V' 1 'U fm4g4.iggg,-.-.,.,,,, ,.,, -, M.. agp. , ' ai 0 I l 1 5 5 : ' 3 tri al. ll? gli ifl are il? Sl Nl lst iii lei ll? :l all ill mf E13 ,, ge: ui Vi 3,5 dal , 2 5 ,, if ll is ,Q 'Q 4 V 1 1 li' l Q il ll I lil lil iii bil I :lg l, :Ill llii lgl iii ng ll all S lll ll? lg! limi llg ,H ill lllf it li ll l :ll l lil in lil ll l 5 5 Lil 'r .1 l i l 1 l sl Q! 'ff sa Alpha Delta Founded at Washburn College, 1912 Publication The Triangle Flower: Red and White Carnation Newell Nay '28 Lawrence Schmutz '28 George Vl'eaver '28 Marshall Becker '29 Clayton Davis '29 Fred Lyon '29 Don Moyers '29 Russell Stanley '29 Donald VVaken1an '29 Hart VV0l'lClll2lIl '29 jared Barnes '30 Mark Bennett '30 XVendell Black '30 Harold lloyd '30 Leonard Boyd '30 Roy Brown '30 Arthur Chittenden '30 Richard Greer '30 Gerald Morrissey '30 Jack Bates '31 Chester Carr '31 ACTIVES PLEDGES Colors: Maroon and White Charlie Harris '30 Harold ,lasperson '30 VVarren Jones '30 Austin Packer '30 lValden Peterson '30 Robert l'inet '30 Franklin Reamon '30 Ralph Stowell '30 john lfoulks '30 VVayne W'ilcl '30 john Anderson '31 Roy Berheriek '3l Harmon Holt '31 Harmon jones '31 Charles McLeod '31 Philip Roberts '31 Charles Stewart '31 Ben Dingman '3l David Rafter '31 Brooken Jeffers '31 L.....-, Y, . W. -..-........,m. ..h........-..a....-,.,-wm., Ma- ,r ' ,.,.. -..-...., Y. - .-.. -1.. R- .-,:,Z.' if fat, - Page 159 Phi Pi Phi CW JAQWZIZUE - MV Q Qgigiiib I E 'Q' nfl? emo Page 160 Fe-eh-y, Manlvy, Rohknpf, Hancuff. Claussvn, A. Descliner Perkuhn. Davis, Cn pper, French. Royer, Flickinger VV. Desc-hm-r, Hill. Hahn. Steffvns, Sands, Martin Lees, Gates. Skinner, Skeen, McKay. Moore 'il Vx t . V 3 ! 3 r - 1 5 N v 1 f 5, 's Mis Eli ii' 225 ie' l J 4 sci iz ,li vi arg vi ,i 1 rl its fl ic 's -5 ni 312 fl: 5 Z-1 is 9, g. il 15 3, fi i ,. ai ?:f jr ill fy. ,li i. ili Vi QE Ii A: .4 Ai vi Ei -E fi il -H fi .W iff SX .. .. ,. , 3.--1.1 1 . 1 ,, ,... ,..,s. ,.. ...,......,.,. ... ,, .,.. . .. .. .... .......,.,.e- ...-ns,.4..,...M,...,,, ...,.... 1 h 5 4.5, xx .. ,....,..,-.W.,.s.............4..-.4,...,a.,....,.......,.,W,.,..e.1,....M....q t Phi Pi Phi Founded at Northwestern University, 1915 Epsilon Chapter Established 1924 Publication Quarterly Flower: Blue Bell Colors: Turquoise Blue and Black VX'alter Davis 'ZS VN'alter Deschner '23 l'Villiani Fliekinger '28 john Gates '28 Loren Hanenii: '28 Ray Hill '28 Robert Martin '28 Harold McCay '28 VVimberly Perry '28 Arthur Claussen '29 Alvin Deschncr '29 Richard Fisher '29 Merton French '29 Newell lfeeley 'Sl NValter Jennings '31 ACTIVES PLEDGES Frank Hahn '20 Cleralrl Lees '29 Richard Perknhn '29 W'altcr Urban '29 Lester Steffcns '29 XVillis Tilton '29 Carrel Skeen '30 Rodell Capper '31 Everett Royer '31 Donald Sands '31 Ernest Skinner '31 Edward Rehkopf '31 Russell Manley '31 Clayton Moore '31 Edward Wheeler '31 Page 1131 v l rr? . ,4 W ' 3?i9'5rl4X94f f fi ' Qi 'i 9-3f---+--+e-s------4-- Q llll lil Delta Theta Phi Founded at Chicago University, 1913 john J. Ingalls Chapter Established 1927 x ACTIVES Steadman Ball '28 john Gamble '29 G. M. Brewster '28 Delmas Hill '29 Franklin Corrick '28 Ralph Hope '29 Fred Hoskinson '28 Robert Nelson '29 i Norman Jordan '28 Leland Richardson '29 'g John Lewis '28 Hart VVorkman '29 Dan Myers '28 Charles Sparks '29 .6 :S Clayton Davis '29 92 A PLEDGES Carl Chase '30 Bernard Peterson '30 Frank Holder '30 Raymond Trapp '30 J. Richards Hunter '30 ik ,Z l fi Brewster C'orric'k Nelson Trapp Fliase XVOrkm:m Gamble Hope Bull Lewis Jordan Hoskinson Page 162 Ak' fT f'f f f mf' W, W Qlfmr ' ' M' ,L I, .- -5 QA , t l x iw N 4 Ichabod jr. was 1 Religion . u......,.....,.-......,,....,...,..W......, ..,.a.-,.....-... ,ag .. ,.,,a..,.....,..t.1f.a.,,..,. ,. .,,, .,,,.. Young Men's Christian Association llli XYashlJurn Y. M. C. A., is the only men's religious organization on thc campus. NX'eelcly meetings throughout the year offer to the men who are interested an opportunity for contact with religious and social workers. as well as a chance to develop and express their ideas of the more serious prohlems of the day. Nine men form the cahinet of the association and direct the activities which fall within the scope of social service to the students and com- munity. CABINET OFFICERS Donald Myers . . . President VValterDeschner . . Vice-President Donald Coats . Donald Moyers LaVerne Erwin Ray Hill . . Frank Hahn . Otis Mumavv . Harry Davvdy . Secretary . . Treasurer Campus Service . Community Service . Membership . . . Freshman Representative . Student Council Representative Erwin Coats Dawdy Mumaw Myers Hill Ivloyt-rs Hahn Deschner Page 164 7 7 1 vf ,f -A.. X fitfit ' s , l i P 1 i i N s I fl fl I lf! VF fs, 512 in me fi he if ,. 1:31 ilzi len il! if ez, Us ilfl W sig It. '1 gi .. ., li? Eli is 315 Els iq, ala H.. 1. mf lx. .lg fit W, fig ai mg 'is :ii ,EU 9 Jil il! il? lla 155 -ii iii 711 wg H l. Qt gil 4, gil 522 344 13 255 -li! bl M., Q I Young Wornen's Christian Association lllf Y. XY. li. .X., has heen one of the most active organizations on thc XX'ashhurn campus during the past vear. ln addition to the regular meetings presented luv the student leaders themselves. the organization has assisted in lmriiiging' several notexvorthv outside speakers to the stu- dent hodv. The committees of Y. XY. C. .X. have carried on manv activities lmoth on the campus and in social service xvork. The llig Sister party. the annual llorse Shoe Hop. and the Y. M.-Y. XY. mixer held for nevv stu- dents at the beginning oi the school vear. were the outstanding campus activities. Social service xvorlq xvas carried on in North Topeka and the Mexican District, xvhere parties xvere given for the children. tiirls also visited regularly lngleside home for the aged. lfour delegates represented the XX'aslihurn Y. XY, ti. .X. at the Student Volunteer Conference held at lletroit this vear. Lois ,lane Adams Gertrude Nelson l'rsula Merillat . Virginia .-Xehenlmach Esther Mullin . CABINET OFFICERS . , l'resident . X'ice-President Secretary Treasurer l'nder-grad. Rep. lileanor Campbell . Meeting and Music Florence Eaton , . . Bible Study Frances Beck . . . Social Social Service Catherine McPherson . . . Big Sister . . Pulmlicity , Finance Louise liittcll . . XYinona Stelifens . Dorothy Longshore. . . .Xnne llrexvster . . lireshman Comni, Phyllis Newman . XYorld Fellowship Louise Richardson . XYorld lfellovcship lfrances llartel . . . Campus Service Ilia-wsu-i' Hee-li Xi lienlmr-li lilaton Kitlell Steffi-11. Mi-Villal f'an1plwll Ilarlel NVNYIIIIIH Mm'l'ln-rson .Xclzxins Nelson l.ong'sliore llir-lizlrdsoil l'a:.:'e 1135 111 LM crl' Freshman Commission BIilQSl1ll' in l'll'CSll1llZlll COll1l1llSSlOl1 is cxtemlcml each year to .1 ou 1 of ffirls selcctccl from thc l:I'CSllIllZlll class. Nlecliuffs of 1 5 l S N lrcshmzmn l,cm11111ss1cm are llclml czlclm week. umlcr thc lczulerslllp of .mn 1 pe1'clz1ss111z111. to discuss the Y2ll'lUllS prolmlcms of 21lllllSllllClll with XYlllkll e l'il'CSlllllCll are cmlfrmltecl. IL is tllc purpose of the lJl'g2llllZZlllOll in vclup close fricmlsllip Zllllilllg' ' 5 ' i 'z A' J jf' Q: X '- mls ol tlm x umus Nmups xml lo mluglop lcmlcrs, not only in Y. XY. C. A.. but in all other campus activities. OFFICERS Christine liulmank . .... l'1'csiclc11t Margaret Mckflymolmfls . Sccrctz11'y-'l'1'cz1s11rur Mildred XYilkcrsun . . Social Kfllairmzm K1-nm-dy, lnwliv, Vusszu-, l.JlNYSUlI, llnhlrs. Pitm-y. XYu1c-ntl. Iizuwy, YN'lllit'l'Sllll. I':2ll'll'I', XYllll2llllSHll, IH-ylv. Iluglms, tlrimlln-. lla-:Je-I't. XVoml. D11-lie-1', Ilullvam, lllw-wsu-1', M1'4'lyxxw1uls. SUIl'lllL'l'. lillllilllk. Rm-rl. l lift' hill Ichabod fr. joined several Honor Societies I V W ' l lgw 1. s ll l , r l l . l l i i i l l l l l 1 :ll l-. il ,211 li Ti-E 5 . if 134365 ..lf'ef3S-l37Y'-.' if'5if474t3fQf'5992.4-?,..-. J 4 iy 'lx qll ll' ll , ll lx ili 2 l . Slj Tau Delta P1 q,l LE -T ?ll Honor Scholastic Fraternity ll.: Founded at Washburn, 1904 M l ll l afl it l ll MEMBERS i l Seniors i ll, Lois Adams Virgil Hatcli ill Preston Brandt Elizabeth Linn ill if Anne Brewster Ralph Martin if l ll Ruth Burkholder Phyllis Newman l 1 Florence Eaton Madeline Stewart Paul Eberhart Carolyn Strieby l ll Charles Elliott Virginia Welty Q' John Gates I . Juniors X lg? Donald Moyers Mabel Heil ill Virginia Achenbacli Vera Kanode l Frances Bartel lx ,fl l FACULTY MEMBERS M Dr. Parley P. VVomer Mrs. Clara Boyd ,ll Dr. D. L. McEachron Miss Ella M. Pixley Q1 :il Dr. W. A. Harshbarger Miss Charlotte Leavitt Dr. L. D. Whittemore Prof. Albert VVehe ' l W Dr. D. M. Fisk Mrs. Albert VVehe fs' Dean Susan M. Guild Prof. Frederic Zimmerman l 1 l ii i l ' 3' , il HONORARY MEMBERS , Prof. Harry J. Colburn Miss Sarah L. Doubt x lil Prof. Fleming G. Moore Prof. Wilson C. Wheeler iz ll, Prof. Cleveland Loper judge George H. VVhitcomb W Dean Arthur G. Sellen l l ll Ill' lgy , 3' . l ' if l , W . i l 1 lll l i 1 I , ll . l lil 'l W l li, lj , lil ll 3 l ' 5 lie lil Burkholder Linn Gates Strieby Kanode Bartel Martin Newman Aehenb:-ich Brewster Brandt XVelty j Hatch Moyers Stewart Eberhart Eaton Adams Elliott 5 551 '- Page 168 Lg, ill RU, , is-5 iv? ii:T.:::....f.,-.e....1.7.:..fst -....:.......i.,.,.........,:f. r -... ...... ... ,.... -...,....!j ' ' HE L4 .. ....,,.:,., K g . .-...,e. ,...l.,.-... L... ......,....-..... -Qing l,.,QQ't ff 'l '-M P ' M' - '-' 'C 'M' w7'?YTj-zifwi Y.V?vH Q 'A C ' 1 5 sf. - c - u - t v ' l I ai 1 Q 2 y 1 5 .............,,.,,,...., .,-., ,.,,,,.,,,., ,,,,,,,i I .. Q , I -y in-. ,s ,Q-. 1,v,i4 -4 ,, A: .l 4 ' 9 Q E E I , , S , 1 5 . 4 E 4 rs ,c ew lil l: fl 3 ,M is Y K 1 gi? lil? .F gl. gf . 3 . flfj Delta Phi Delta .gl My-. lil lil ' lj 3 Founded at University of Kansas, 1912 3 5 Epsilon Chapter Established 1920 5 . i Publication The Pa1lette Q 1 5 i: 1 f r . Vi f 'S Q 2 S Flower: Sweet Pea Colors: Turquoise Blue and Black f 3 Q 1 2 3 E 15 l E eg 5g ACTIVE MEMBERS . Mary Green Lillian Anderson Virginia Scott Ruth O'Donovan Clara VVilson Thelma Nelson SA? ' Vllinona Steffens ' 52 ' ,E PLEDGES it gl Marjorie Nelson Ruth Ridlon fi Grace Sipes Dorothy Halbert 35 ? Esther Valentine Eleanor OlDell all ' Gwen Dnnaway Sylvia Kessler 5 5 FACULTY MEMBERS 5 1' 3: Mrs. L. D. VVhittem0re Miss Lucille Almgren Miss V. Helen Anderson Mrs. lfayeben VVillian1s VVolfe f ' 5 7 V L 5 sl 2 lil I l 1 l it Q, ' Q1 'Q A 1- 1 is Q., sl W ali 7 Qi ll. 1 ' ' it QQ 3 il l 'll 1 l 1 2- Q . lll 5 . l f lag 1 dl il l ll 'l'. Nelson M. Nelson Hulbert VVils0n Ste-ffvns l. l OTJPII Green O'Dnnovan Anderson Dnnawny Sipes ix Page 169 3 1 1311 1 zllr ll 1: ,e ....., .,.,..,,.,...,.-,.....,. M, 15,3 , A 'Mf'f'fff'1'f 'T i 'w ' 1 ':.....- -,. .,-...,. . ,....-,,........,........ .......,.-.......i......,..,......,..,.... W.- U.- .. Ng- V afej. ,1, J . -...,,..,.,.,..,, Sagamore .XGXMORIL Senior men's honorary fraternity. chooses its memhers from the Junior class for their leadership and unselfish service to XYashhuru College. It has for its ohject an emphasis on fine intellectual. social and moral standards in life and the acceptance of responsibility in college leadership. Sagamore was founded in 1012: its charter memhers were: XYarren Crumluine. C. llenjamin lfranklin. Rees Hughes. Ralph Lemon. Cecil l.owe and Henry U'l3rien. Faculty memhers are: Ur. l'. P. XYomer. Dr. li. L. Mcliachron. Dr. XY. ,X. llarshharger, Dr. D. Nl. Fisk. Dean Harry li. Allen. Dean XY. .X. Irwin and l'rof. Burleigh ll. Reed. 'l'his year the following' men are Sagamores: Howard jones. l.aVerne lirwin. Donald Myers. Ralph Hope. Hayward Klarsh, lelarry Dawdy. Charles Vance. Steadmau ljall. Arthur 'lleed and Dwight Gray. The late Justice Henry lf. Mason had heen elected. previous to his death, to he called as an honorary memher. Hall .lones Erwin Myers 'Feed Gray Dawdy Vance Hopi- Marsh Page 1T0 1 J,,....,,s...-r,---,-.--............., ,NA , -1 i :Vai Q 1 f .. s -s V' ' 3's 'h.l3 A-'Q fa fiwgf Lux ,,,. 4-:4:,g,,,,, V.,, WW, - ,. V . ,. .-....,.,.4........... Nonoso ONOSO, Senior women's honorary fraternity, chooses its mem- bers from the junior class each year. Those girls are selectecl who have been active in school affairs and who throughout their college careers have upheld the XYashburn icleals of loyalty, democracy and scholarship. The name Nonoso is clerivecl by taking the hrst two letters of the three worcls which form the XYashburn motto- Non Nobis Solumf' Nonoso was founded at XYashburn in 1917 by six girls: Hazel jones, Margaret XYebb, Isabel Savage, Violet Crumbine. Flora Harrington and Majel Langhart. Faculty members are: Mrs. P. P. XYomer, Mrs. D. L. Mcliachron, Miss Charlotte Leavitt. Miss Jessie Dean and Miss Ella llfay Pixley. The six girls who are members this year are: Anne Brewster, Ger- trucle Nelson, Martha 'l'hompson Forcl, Verna McCue, Jean St. John and Lois Aclams. St. John Adams Nelson Brewster MCC116- Ford Page 171 O ft M... , ,... , ., .,..,,..,, ..,,.,,.,,,,,,,. , ,.., ...W , , . ,.,.......m..... ? f 'Tf f'g , . Y. V , ,W V QNX ! s 3 L3 ,f If Ly A -mgnggmsi Q' ' gif ' 'g-i N15 2 f if ff ga-c - is V x l l Pi Gamma Mu National Social Science Honor Society Purpose: Co-operation in the scientific study of human problems. Founded at Southwestern College, 1924 Kansas Beta Chapter Established 1924 Publication Social Science OFFICERS Prol. NN. -I. Morgan ..... Slifllfllllllll llall . , MEMBERS Dr. Purley P. XYmncr Dr. ll. NY. Maxwt-ll Prof. NY. P. lllacl: Prof. XY. ,l. Morgan Prof. 'lf l.. Collier Helen Peppard Steaclnian llall llowarcl jones Phyllis Newman Donald Myers . . , Prcsiclcnt Sccrutary-'l'r0asnrcr Hazel llcpwortll Donald Moya-rs Cfliarlcs lilliott ,lolin Brink M axwcll Hcnton lfranccs Ilartcl ,lolin Gatos DIHINCS Iiyniann Eleanor Campbell Maxwvll Myers .lenws llppnril t'rinp-in AIHFQQIII llnll Nm-win in HUMOR 6 Q3 ,,g Q .4 1 ,1 . 1 . 5 fi -4 Pj 3 AJ if! 51 .1 W ii 3 1 1 'Qi a '. Vw ,I V- -03 wuz'- fa. - ,xv ' .fp . 155 f , THE WISHBONE COLLIT CH BULLYTIN Register for 1491-1492 Announcements for 1492-1493 DEPARTMENTS I. The Collitch II. The School of Lawhaw III. The School of Moosic IV. The Someair School V. The Nighty School Volume 20ccc. No. XXX. April, 1492. Entered as twenty-second class mail lfebruary 50, 1490. :it the post-office :it Pauline kan?-aS. to conform with the Pure Food and Drugs Act. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES CIn Conferencej :FTHE FACULTY Xbsent-ininilerl I-192-l-193. 1411114aingozuzuqnnxz111ring:miuioznzozugnzi114'11-gn1n3u1n1n1-:1n2- ,I Q H. MORTON WHITE FUEL CO. I 05'-'Uv i O UWC D Retail 6 E 4' Wholesale 3 wool, old' i Ninth Zggdidams Hlvlzite Coal for Comfortu Ph0nCS5ZZSZ 3 We Specialize in Dry Oak and Hickory Wood l iuioioioioic 1014114 14 wi014:14rioioimnioiuioioix rimsinioinioioimriws Vg' l'C DI L nioriuiozoiiriuiuzoiui iniozoiniuii xuznioxuioiuim 1 1: 2 1 1 101: 05011 Y Q For years Washburn men have earned their way thru college carrying State E journals. CApp1y to Circulation Manager,J i E 2 , 0 ' 1 Elie Eunpeka State ,jjnurnal 5 E fThe Evening Newspaper of Kansasj i THE NEWSPAPER THAT IS DIFFERENT E Full Leased Wire Associated Press i i A Newspaper of Personality and Originality 0:0111 111 2 1 ioiuioiuiuinii+154vimmioiuioiuinininilxiui ix: 3 11010 GENERAL INFORMATION lassistccl lay Corporal l',l1lllSlllllCllf aiirl Private liiteryiewj History Vlfislilmoue Collitcli was fouiiclerl lay the lleap Rig Council of the l'ot- taquois llrayes in the Year of lleap lllcuty Corn. 'l'lic purpose of the Collitcli as pictureil on the official llullialo llifle. is to liglil it out on this line if it takes all summer, aml to provide a warm reception for Columlms anrl liis pale-facecl warriors. In all other respects, the Collitcli is strictly moclcrii. ' H 2 Wm. Green 81 Son Grocery Co. g Quality Cash Grocers G ll 2 Q i U i W U i U 5 U ! i 3 BAKERY-MEATs-DELICATESSEN 3 ozavininiii 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 2 ini 1 3 2 2 1 3 1 1 11111014010 Pu ge l T 4 oioiuiiriuinio101020101 nano 1ruin10:01o1010102011114niuioiox 114 go Q 50 .g..-.,- 1111131111 2 .... .... ! ! I U 'Tvs' ! xX U' II to N Q E l1..Q, You Gan gg Q e Z Never Tell g It lllll lllloul E1 Woman, 1 S IW . ' '- l - ,Hlwlllll llll llf' :e and besldes, f 1, 3 e e l a Gelllleman eff g f Deane file 3 lay i ' M9 H Q 4 arrelgrosbya S ! qhe Store oFDq.1endable7fcrchandise, ! Kansas Avenue thru to Jackson Street For Heating, Cooking, And Water Heating You can do it better with gas Ask us about modern gas Appliances The Capital Gas and Electric Co Telephone 8531 200 West 6th. St 'Il,.,LQ5Qf U 'b Au:'uuuu' 9 FLOWERS 112 West Eighth Avenue 1010111 1 1 1 1 1 101-o1o1o1u1u1u1U1 1 111 1 1 .1 1 141 13,1 0:411411111111111111111111111111111111111.11111111111411 1 1 1111111111111 1014111111910 g Compliments i D. O. COE SEED AND GRAIN COMPANY i i Since 1902 i 119 E. 6th St. Topeka, Kansas BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS 'l'he campus contains one hunclrecl ancl sixty acres of lanrl, mostly un- 1ler cultivation, 'l'here is plenty of running water anfl shacle. lmprovements are fourteen in number: Rice Hall. lirst oeeupietl in 1474, can now he cleteetecl lay an expert lirave fourteen miles with a favorable wincli leloswell hall. where rietims are torturerli KlaeViear Chapel. affectionately eallerl llome of the XYllNlSl-l Carnegie l.llJ1'Zll'j', where the lmraves make heap big mecleeinel 'l'homas gymnasium, usecl for war clancesl llenton Hall. the squaw tent: Nlulrane ,Xrt Museum. hung' with trophies: anrl seven other tepees. .g.1-11..1.:1.: 11:11:.1-..-..: 11:.1-..-..:1.:U:11-.,-..-..-.1-1.-..-1.-.1-11-.,-.,-11-.1-1.3. Q D. B. Johnson F. C. Beck II F 1 JoHNsoN fa BECK Plumbing and Heating i Contractors U ! Phone 7251 722 Jackson Street i ! i 010111111111 11 11 1 1 111111111qr11111:111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111111111111wZ4 Page lffi THE MUSEUM The Museum of the Lfollitch is loczitecl on the thircl tloor of Rice Hall. Here are samples of all the beasts lcillecl by the hunters of the tribe. The atmosphere suggests antiquity. but this suggestion clocs not come from the x'zu'ious:inimz1ls exhibitecl. lt comes from the clens of the heap wise meilccine men making charms clown stairs. The geological exhibit pro- yiilcs speciments of the various materials usecl in iuziking' arrow hezuls. oior101i1 11111 Lui 111 1 1 11111 1 1 1:11111 1 1 1 1 111101153 Q , g ! i ! C l i ' - Q 705-707 Kansas Avenue E i . i i Women's and Misses Apparel l g Exclusive Ready to Wear-Moderately Priced Owl Q Qi QI Q01UQUQUQUQIYQ0l0i0i0i0Q Q1liflifilfililfilllliilil Q Q QUQIQC GOVERNMENT XX'ishbone Collitch has 21 system of goyerninent heaclecl by the wise olfl chiefs. The council of chiefs permits the young' :incl untriecl brziyes to a council of their own. .Xlany are the wilcl schemes which :ire hatched by the young men of the tribe. ln case where the general welfare of the tribe rlcmancls such action, the council of big chiefs says hgh Y iincl that settles the mutter. o 051 101011n101010101011110101411:11:viiy11iinininioininiuic10101110:0 ! V I It is our very earnest wish that this store may help you in the important problem of purchasing ! . i Q Youthful Apparel And Smart Accessories g Right in Style! Right in Price! 5 if 017 0:41 1011 1:1 10101 1 1 1 v1 1 1 1n1010101n1 11 1 1 rivgrioinicose Page 177 1u111111111111111 1111111111111 The Topeka State Bank 8th and Kansas Ave. Large Enough to Give Good Service Small Enough to See That You Get It. 1 1 1 1m1u1n1n1u1u1u1o1v1u101010101010101011:1n1n1u14 1 111 10 iiii 11:11 11:11:11 111:11 1w?,o5ow1u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1:1 Hn il il ' ll : gl , Lgg 3 U Ff a P. QM AIIIQ A il UH 'T ll ' 1-pier Cl ,fa , gn :Zi-35 A c Q :uma-Jigll' ii ,Wi Good Store E il ill Ulla . U5 Ki, :M gr in a U5 fin, II ' ' 0 . Sn cs 4 -r E Good City 5 -E ' if H Us Q2 Us - ,..... sl - - - .- - - - - Th0W . ills Company 815 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas Specialists in Women's Wearing Apparel-Always Showing the Newest in Styles-Materials Which Give Continued Service and Satisfaction-Prices Right COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, BLOUSES, ETC. qi,qu-0-4.-..,..n.-11-0-1,-11.,papa-4--......,-...-.,-4,qu-1,...,..i,qf,-N..-,ququ-, 1 ge 1 T S 0:41 1 1:1 in 10101111011-1: rzniuiuin 110101 413cxioiaiioiuiuiuinim 450101 Luzuxo- - -, 5 WOMEN'S AND MISSES' APPAREL Correctly Styled for Every Occasion i i 4 -o A 1 5 It P 15 zz 1' I 5 t at 11 ! 915 Kansas Ave. I 0:01 1 1 3 1 1 .X. ,Nlmseiices Il. lilnff C. Czlrlessncss IJ. lhmcltuff lf. llxzuns lf. lfun G. Gasoline ll. Ilei' Clliml l. Ig'llOl'ZlllCCS i iniuiuioioiciiuizr WHY STUDENTS FLUNK An Alphabetical List of Reasons J. K l, NI N U ll Q R lazz lfiiigiimii Lessons Moonligli Night life Ovetsleep Parties Questions Replies v?riu1ogn3u31114111xinioiuioioinioi ioioiuioiuioin in in 1 1 1 1 S. Soft soap 'l'. Tlietzis Lf. Lfnzicceptzilmle t Y. Vacation XY. XYl1at? X. Xeraplitlialinia Y. Yes! Z. Zero ! The Fidelity Savings State Ba H Sixth and Kansas Avenue ll ! J. H. Collingwood, President Matt Weightman jr., Vice-President U Russell E. Frost, Cashier J. D. Heym, Assistant Cashier U U , n CAPITAL S200,000.00 U U E..- -4, .- U U Bank with the New Bank g Pave the Way to Comfort i With a Savings Account l i WE PAY 396 INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS i 1014nitricn3o1o1uiu1u1oimrioiuiuii11020101411 10101 A 3. P l 1 1 1 30101 1 1101014 14:14 nk .g..-..............-.,-..-..-..-..-..-.N..-..-......-..-.,-..-..-......-..-......-.,-..-.,.....:, iTopeka's Exclusive Sporting Goods Storei COMPLETE EQUIPMENT j i BASEBALL, TRACK, TENNIS, GOLF, FISHING ! OUTING, FOOTBALL and BASKETBALL Q . g KELLER--REAM SPORT SHOP CO. ! I Erwin Keller, '11-Dwight T. Ream, '15- Shorty McLaughlin, '26 l i Stick McKee, Ex. '28 i 730 Kansas Avenue Phone 4400 OSIli0l0llli0QllQllQ01l Z i llYiIlilIl0l0i010llll 1 Q W W Ill l0l01IlQOQlOg PUBLICATIONS 'l'l1e XYislilmne Cullitcli llullytin is issuecl momlily lexeept in .lilly :mil Xugustj and contains the ofticial zuinouiicemeuts of the Collitcli. 'l'l1e present issue is clerliczltecl to the discovery of .Xmeriezn The XYislilmone Rezlrview is il weakly paper. ecliteil :mil pulmlisliecl by a lmozlrcl of editors chosen from the student Imcly. lts liiemglypliics are surpzlssecl lay few newspzipers. Lfollitcli or otlierwise. Q Q oiorio111iu1u1u1u3oi1iiimi:rim:xoininioioiuinioioiimi1 xi 1 3 1 1 119.0 ' l U 5M Per Cent With Reasonable Commission i i on well located, modern residence and business properties, semi- l 5 annual interest and privilege to pay S100 or more on any interest pay- ' ll ing date. e H We make a specialty of our monthly payment plan of 6'M,. Will S help you buy a home. Can make extra payments of S100 or more any 1 U month. Interest stops on every monthly or extra monthly payment H made. Come in and let us explain in detail. i 50f0-Farm Loans-50f0 5 . The lla is--Wellcome Mortgage Co. Q Phone 6476 Q . Q 107 West Sixth Street Topeka, Kansas 1 2 i . 0511010101 ri rg 11 ni vin 1 1 1 ri 1:11 2:11 11111113 1 2110111113 Page lb0 o:o .i.,-.,--..-,..---------,.-- --- --- -.g. K Established 1877 i U i g THE J ONES PAINT COMPANY i E A. J. Althoff, Prop. g Paints, Glass, Wall Paper, Art Materials i 115-117 East Seventh Street Telephone 6949 Topeka, Kansas DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY American Citizenship l. 2. --Xniericztn lileals. lqlistoricztlly 'lll'2lL'Cil.f.X stucly of the explorers from the Ulcl XX'orltl. :intl their proper trezitineut lu' .Xniericztn eitizens. The clevelopnient of proper technique with the toiiiztliziwlc :intl how. l'rc- requisite. three scztlps. Creclit, two pieces ol wzunpuin for each explorer. 5. 6. Current politiezil prolwlenis :incl lssuesf-.X clziss cliscussion :incl leeture course ileztling with such prolileins zuiil issues in .Xniericzin governinent as the scientille trzielciiig of the enemy. the proper use of tire. the exhaustion of the lmullztlo supply, the inethoils of tleterinining the l7UllllCl2ll'lCS of the hunting grountls of the various tribes. :intl the ilistri- hution of the supply of xrzunpuin. Open only to juniors :incl seniors. Creclit. 3 tlcerskins each term. fjeiqpti-ti:-iziiziiq-piQi: - 4- :nz Q :K : : 4. :i-pi: in-an :iN.ii:0:nq.ti:0:i,:, i Robert Pierce . i I Robert S. Pierce i Building Material of Quality i -l , - l Phone 6581 - - - Topeka - - 3rd and Jgkson ' Page Isl 4..-..-..-..-..-..-.,-..,...-.,...,-.,.. - -.....,-.....,-..-.,-..- - -.,-.....,-..-..-.,-..!. lllllllllllilllliilT0T0.-0Tlli4ll0Tll1ll1ilT0Thi!!THill!!TllilllliiUQUTUIUTIOEI l 4,, diss 'X f- .X M 33 'bc .X Mt 'Goin 5 TAN mmap' 'I J in 15' 5 :le ax? coz 561' I0 -5 get li li Ng--X..1s?, s X ..4 wx ., . for E WT.,-3-OV ' ,t ,G s- t ix?-2 9 ' 'X six 3 QI S Xzw-,gi wigs t , . . ESSAY f f3?1r,E was 3 FN ' i Si! if 5 WHAT the gold standard means in money values, the Burger imprint is to the college and school annual world. lt signifies the designing genius which has created the great- est annuals, the utmost in printing plates, and a service which is truly specialized, in- telligent, interested, and thorough, compre- hending every phase of yearbook building and financing. ill This book is a product of such service. U An inquiry about N your book will be welcome. 13 X :B -'LB ' 0 ein ' C-Lu fix t.t. , ,t ,,,, t tl!! 2,!l99lII ,,tt g ,,,t , XFX AFLTISTS-DESICu'NER.S 5 xg 'vi-ioTo euomveks QEXX GRAPHIC Anfrs BLDO. J gs KANSAS CITY Mo. 'R 'Xxx s.. f'- . yxvscxxx 4.,. XX I l w'4- is-' . ,.. - .,..........,..si ' 1Km...,............,...a- CHEMISTRY 1. General Clieinistry.-AX lmeginning course in colliteh chemistry. The art of niznnifztcturing poison for 2ll'l'OXN'S. Close observation of the effects ofthe x'zn'ious violent liquirls. The technique of preserving hicles, and the conipouncling of potions for the pl'eserx':1tion of luck, and for more power in battle. Cieflit, three lek's teeth. 4291101011 101010101011 301 1411011111 1 1:1 1 2110111 1 1 2 141020 i i . BAUC-HMA g g ICE CREAM AND SHERBET 5 A 1 2 Party Orders Given Prompt Attention Q 2 l g 23rd and Lincoln Phone 4179 '.PQOi0lUlUi0l0lUil Y ll i i ll Y Q l il l I li l 11 i l0lt3lllQ0ll7ilOgQ CLASSICAL LANGUAGES 1. AX study of the content implied in the various symbols preservecl from antiquity. XX'o1'lq on the funclanientzils of the ancient Vottziqnois language, :incl the various inezniings that can he attached to the grunted syllable. ill'Cl'CCI11l5ltC. zt live hour course in silence. Credit, one voice. each council. 2 ! g New and Standard Books Q Society Engraving Parker Doufold, Waterman, Q Eastman Kodaks And Scheaffer Fountain Pens g : ! i All Makes of Fountain Pens Repaired i i . c Q The Hall Stationery Company ! i 623 Kansas Avenue i QQYQUQ IQ UQ Q I Q W4IQ!IQ!YQUQUQ1lQDQUQOQllQ 'QI Q Q Q Q -lQUQOQUQ4,!l Page 183 11 oinioi 3 1 xi 114 14 1:1101 vi 1010101 1302010101014 1 3 2 1 if 1 1010.0 in130301011initrioiuillilliuini 0311010101011110101nriniuluiuiois OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS OFTEN AT THE DOOR OF THE MAN WHO HAS SAVED HIS MONEY. BE THRIFTY AND BE HAPPY The Capitol Building ii loan Association Topeka, 534 Kansas Avenue Kansas THE ORANGE 95 x og' 1 , MILL Sandwiches X Q iii! . , li I Steaks, Chops U , Home Made Pies and Cakes Of' ' I It ' A Nothing too good for i,i'N,af ff Washburn Qxgyi M .V 4 710 Kansas Tel' 2-8824 , gif The Innacenqi Freshman --i--':f:f+:-T: I- 2- 2--:U--i:-i:-Q:--:Q The no ':1': :i':1:: 2 I : : i' Pnmxinoc E IQURE5 he a .v, f N V N 5771099 Boiler Siillesw 'i'i iiW2g? 2 831 Kansas Avenue ! X ioioil Q , i We The Store That Always 'oi' ' Saves You Money .Co-ed Toneooonmoae in Thefipring ------ -.,-.,...,-..-.....,-.,....,.....-.,...,-..-..-..!. I :O 151 I I ,...:s,.JK-xx Q lrxfg mfs? I 1 J .f ' ---s-.--..-e-.Yas-N-s,',..-W-....e..g .,-f1....,f as 1 A f 4 - ' 315,77-W K Q Y Y Vflr Ia -zfwm ,'Yk M I 'lfffliu V ' 4 V' ,. i.i,1,ij, . h..,, ,W A M- we-W - , QXXB at If il , ,I , ' I I3 0501 10131343411Z14114141411111in1n11141oio1r14s1o213c140? iq ' Q: li - Q 1' if Q I ii i i . II 'i, - 'II l o o l II g Cl'lFISlOPl1CF7S Sludlo g EQ I , l IIS M. L. Chr1sto her Photo ra her l I , - III I ! iii Q ! QI. if l 632 Kansas Ave. ! ,Ii 2. t ' III IQI 5 Iii Phone 8664 Topeka, Kansas Q I 'If i i I 'If - - ' 'l 3 051101101 sic ini 3 1 wi ilrioiuirrioioixvioivir1:15101 1 101011114010 I III If 15, MATHEMATICS 1 I Il' I ' 'I' . . . l I l. .iXlgeew'lnz.-AX course in the funclamentals of computation. pi 'EI , , . . , ' I hrougliout the course, X will represent the unknown quantity Iex- penseil and Y the constant Iincomel. The equations dealing' with these I. svmhols will emphasize the use of negative figures and results. I II' . ,. . . I I 2. Plain laiguronotry.-.X continuation of Il.l I II' . . . I 3. Analytical Geelnutrv.-lfor the aclvancerl student. Further varl- A, 0 ahles and constants are introduced. lhe relation of corres Jontlence to I I Ii 1 II III the chanve in the value of X. The factors involved in trans Josition of I I! .5 5 l I Xancl Y. The relative importance of the negative resultant ancl the posi- It i tive operation which produced it. I III I I' s , s . . . . v lag 4. Lalculess.-lhe behavior of the equation in which X approaches I Iii 1 ' V I I ' zero, and X anroaches lllldlllt Onlv verv ca Jahle stuclents mav en- . , ll 3 . . I . I roll for this course, which ranks as a senior seminar. I II Q i O!CD-IIQiID1iQ1ill!IQIQ1IfiQ!PQOMQDTKY-1iDIflQ0l0QllQ0l1la0Q4lQ1bl0l1lM0,0Q4fiQ 714 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kansas I I . S 3 III ! I' IIII: ' , , 1 I II I - p III 5 Evans Rapid Shoe Repair Shop ! I I I . . . l I l Is fully equipped to serve your needs 1n shoe Rebuilding. I g May we serve you? Vt si' . . . . . ' Iii XX lnle 'ou wait if vou wish. I Il, - 3 ' l E E .gil-lil M Q VQ0l0-0Ql Q FQ DM DQ YQ! Q ll M M Q M PQ I PQ4 M QUQOQUMUMUMKOQO ui , , I I H4 Lage 155 I I III ii, ,I .3 '1TTT'f'A T' 'T Ti'T W ' 'TTT T?M 7T -' Lag. 1 .. ,.,, ,g:..,Q 7' W- ,-sQ I S5 .4 62 I.-.aa 'bits ,f ,J W Lyxj THE I-IQDGE STUDIO L. CADY HODGE D1'st1'nct1've photography Official Photographer for the Kaw. 714 Kansas Ave. Tel. 7153 1111 1 11114: 11114: 11:11 qu 111111111111 111 1 4911: 1Nri PHYSICS CSee Hygiene and Physical Educationj PSYCHOLOGY l. General Psycli11lc1gy.-A hrief survey of thc tield of psychology and L Colisiclcratioii of the more intensive types of human hehavior. 2.Etl1it:s.--'l'he practical applica- tion of thc inateriztl in ill. 1 111011: 1 1 11111111111111111 111111111 19:04:01 11 111 1 111111111111 111 111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Rent-A- Ford Co. 206 W. Sixth Phone 4791 New Nashes Low Cars Chryslers Rates Buick Cherolets Fords Drive 'Em Yourself 1 11 1 11111 1111111111111111111111111111111 1010101011111 11 1111111 11111 1111111 111 Bread is the Best and Cheapest Food WHITE LOAF FLC UR Bakes Everything Right 1------14:----1cn1-11 111 1:1111 1:1 111 1 1 1 1111111 -.,-..-.,-.,-.,-..-.1....,....-..-.,-.,- ....g..g. 1111111111111111111111111111 111111111 - DEPARTMENT STORE 630 Kansas Ave. Dry Goods Ready to Wear Millinery Notions Draperies House Furnishings Men's Furnishings Bedding 1111 11 1 11111111111111111 11 1 1111115002011 11 11 92011111 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 111 The College Inn Lunch and Ala Carte Service Toasted Sandwiches Fountain Drinks, Ice Cream, etc. College Inn for College Folks FRATERNITY LIFE lhcrc was Zl nlztn in Olll' class, .Xnrl he was hztrclly wise: The covecls spent his money, Xlhilc the l11'11thei's swiped his tic' 5. l'z1g'11 l 111111111111 111 1111 111111111111 110111101111111111111111111111111 1111 111111 1 1 1 111 1 1 111111111 1010101010101010101010101014 ,101 11111111 11111111101 HEADQUARTERS for University Clothes 9543-S48-S53 Two Trousers Enro Shirts Disney Hats 7 11gvl'5 1:1 1 101010101010101 1 1 1 1 Q o 1 1 101010101010qn0-010-011 -9.90.01 Exclusive Portraits Exclusively Wichers Portrait Studio NEW LOCATION 811 Kansas Ave. Phone 6939 111111111101 10111111111111 FRITTO GRocERY co. Staple and Fancy Groceries 1000 E. 4th 1100 W. 6th Ph. 8505 Ph. 4151 Seward Ave. Ph. 7721 The lclmlnomls lmilt ll new howl, lt was a tremendous hole: The Hlue :xml the XYl1ite .Xrose in their might ,Xml rompecl toxvarcl the enemy goal l v1 1 1l10101010101n10101: 1 1 11.101010101010..01 1010101014 1010101010101010101010101010101 1 1 101010-101-0101010101 1 H. J. QDocj Miller, Pres. and Gen. Mgr. S. B. Evans, Sec'y.-Treas. Miller-l-Ioyes Paint Sl Glass Company The Paint Store Where Quality Counts JOBBERS Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Painter's Supplies Telephone 6955 107 East Eight Street Topeka, Kansas 2.111 INN 0101 1 11 101 1 1:1 11,1 11 0:01111 1 111 1111111 1 111 1n1n:o?ol11:1111111111111 11111 1 1 1 Th 6 6 Exclusive 6 0 Designs in Under New Management Good Foot Wear oUR MOTTO: For . . 2 I Women Quant1ty and SCFVICCN ll A 1 : ll . II ' Toasted Sandwlches WOMEN'S HOSIERY Salads Steaks Chops Q Luncheon 35c H U 2 ' lg XQXESQONE AW kssk 1 w in 'qi UQ snot-: co. Q H 819 Kansas Ave. joe Warner, Mgr. 1002 Kansas Ave. 9:0i'YTUllYl0iUil'l iUi0l'YTUl0i0iWg0'i'Pl Z1: :1: 1 1 1 1,1 111110: 0:0r':1vz11i0iui4ri4ri iuiui0i0i0i1ri15301111 1 10101 10101111 101,101 Us 3 0.1 ,X lblllllllllg' :ms Ing as El lJ2lI'Il. - ' To the XYZ1SlllJl1l'Il campus zulcls 2 First Class Service and the Latest Styles in in .1 I Cll2lI'llll To the unaided eye . il Ha1r Cuts and Bobs I I 'I ,I Of most any guy. 2 The Held house is plenty xx'211'111. 2 s Phone 2-5495 909 Kan Ave 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 111a1m11'11111x11,101-1r1n1u11:11111:11o:or0.u11r10111111111101 1u1u1u11r11n11a1 .g..-.,-.,-.,-..-.,-.,-.,-..-.,-..-.,-.,-.,-..-U-.,-.- - .. -0- - -0-.,-..-.. ., 4. The Senor the Vlctory the Standard Snappy and Modern Designs-all sixes . Prices from S875 to S1975 Phone Kansas Ave. 8555 at 11th St. W. H. IMES AUTOMOBILE CO. DODGE BROTHERS S 101 1 11,11,11,11111,1u1u1n1u11r11111111-1u1o1u11r1010101111 1 1111111 I':u.:'1- I M . ,ff .ff Etx,j'?N.x5N yi f2.gi r..,g,4p-..iTL:.:g.4134. .,..,,n.,e,,,,n.,..M'mWMwy . W K . Concerning lchabod, Jr. Girls we want you to meet lchabod -lr., the Q 5 -. ideal XYashburn man as revealed by the con- Ebac F test which the Kaw staff recently conducted. Sundae The staff was determined to conduct the contest with equal fairness to every XYash- X J burn man. A vote of the student body was X out of the question, too great a chance for popularity. A judge couldn't be used because judges are bound to be prejudiced. lfinally it was decided to use the medium of averages as the only entirely fair method. XYith this idea in niind the staff collected measurements of every XYashburn man. After these measure- ments were completed, the results were grouped and the average of each group determined. Using the averages thus obtained. the stan' artist was able to create lchabod lr., the ideal or F Nl IX R MNT I f ll , 1 , .x -- fe ,sf kk gajlfaii' ix - M X vg!JI,,,wV AM-N gwlf llllll E T ,g4,'fvf', Ili' -- y V, V . ' 1,57 ll' i CW. ff! IIWKIM. ' nv iiixlwlf. . y XL fqlrfqylxf yt, ,,' lull ill' , . f J lr in average XYashburn man. Ichabod .lrfs creation has been a slow and at times tedious process, but never-the-less we have come to love him very deeply--we only hope that you will too. N. B.-We had hoped to create in like manner the ideal XYashburn girl, but when we handed our artist the averages he gave one gasp and died: so she must remain only an ideal until next year at least. Qivioioioioioit is 24 in 14 in in 11:14 1 1 101 12014 3 11 1101 12010101011 , E LIFE - HEALTH li ACCIDENT l Q 2 E i There is no better insurance obtainable Q than that furnished by- t ll 2 The Liberty Life Insurance Company 5 n i Liberty Life Building Topeka, Kansas : .i1lQOQlll0l0QOQ0llll01 1 DQ DQ i l .0Q YQ DQ ll Pi DQ PQ l0Q0l0'0l0l01IOgC Page 190 'a ' 'fi Ji fffh 1 y.,-.,-..- 3, A Ac-L ....Y.. ,T Y, ,, BL 4 A V, 4 An V. S ll xl ll 11' Q, i ,, ll ,. Qi gi fl S i lt fi lil in in ll !. l l 1 5 I l l ll W il is H ,. il l. li ji sl ll lu !,: ltr lgi X! S ICHABOD JR., A BIOGRAPHY When lchnlmocl, -lr.. was :i little hoy, he usefl to wear XYhite ronipers, which in the course of his play soon heeunie lllzick. One clay a refl coal poppecl out of the fire place in front of which he was playing. He tried to pick it up. XYz1tcl1 out! Cfollmurnf' XYZll'1lCtl his mother. i'lioll:ztlm21. sz1icl lL'l12lllO1l.'ll'.. as he grasperl the glowing cnilmer. L'XX'ehe! he screznnecl, as his little lingers were hurneml llrown. lf you won't niinml, you .Xrtcrhurn. his father tolrl hini. lellztlmotl, hlr.. hegan to grow up. liness particular he was like most little lmoys. lle learneml to Reecl, :intl also lmeezune It goocl liiseher. llis mother cleclzirecl that the lloycl carry his liking for the l'hinney 'trihe so far that hell never amount to zuiytliingg. ln spite of this llouht. however. he grew to he Il l'ullJriglit lzlfl. inqpnzuzizzeznznznqnuzuzuzif:nz01.01111-,ann:011,apiixuanuqnuxnxnznzuqnm,quote 5 ELECTRIFY YOUR COLLEGE DAYS g 5 - i with appliances in your own room or home 3 to give you greater convenience and com- : . . i ! fort and you will have more pleasure in your i 2 recollection of your life at Washburn. i 5 2 1 5 The Kansas 3 2 Power and Light Q 2 Compan Q ' I g 808 Kansas Ave. . 9 50120- : : : - : - - ---.U:i::i:-0-u-..-N.-mp.1 1 1 1 -iq-,:u4p0.pU:w,. l'ng'e Jill 92411011115011111111111111111111111111111111o'n'o1asn1 101 1 111111101111 1:1 1 11111 :Io fi ! - Q ualit and Service !! . ! gQ INYPRINTING 51 Gollege H111 Grocery 5 Fancy Groceries g H. M. Ives 81 Sons ig and Meats 1 PRINTERS Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 2 Phone 2-1521 415 K ansa S Ave. 5 g 1405 W. Fifteenth Ph OHCS 4168-4169 E 111 Il few years he was El st1'ip1i11g'j11s1 s111'11111i11g'21 1iCZl1'f1. 11is 111U111t'1' s21ic1 1111 was Zl 1121s11f111 boy, gX11l1C1'SO11 s11o1x'cc1 it 115' t111'11i11g x'211'i1111s 11l1U'11CS of red xx'11e11c1'e1' 110 ffot into 21 si11121tio11 111211 was ll XY11i1tc111111'e Po 5 e11111211'z1ssi11g 1112111 11S112l1. 10112111011 .11'., was 2111 z11111etc, 211111 11e 151111061 111c g'21111c to XYy1111c. 11111 111se 1I'XY111. 11c 111215111 11is best. 111 c1111egc. he 112111 Il 1'01'11, 11111 110 111111611 I1 1111 Z1 N121XXYC11. 11Qc2111sc 1110 111X'C1' l1111111 1,11pc1' 2110llQ' with t11e 1it3lJlD1lI'11 t11:1t 11e x1':111tcc1 it tu. 1 050114rioioiciiozulciioin1o1n1o1n1n1u1o111101 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111? 1 , 2 Q Jtudent s Cbeckmg Accounts i 1 Kansas Reserve State Bank g C ! 5 Appreciates Your Account Q 5 ! 824 Kansas Avenue Phone 7777 Topeka, Kansas U!lDI01010101010101421 1 711 1 Z1014C1l21010101 1 1 1010101 101U1U10i0 9501111 111111 11 in 1111 11 111 1 11 1111111111 0110? 1 l 2 1 : l I l l 1 The G111esp1e Glass 8: Paint Co. Q i A11 Kinds of Glass and Paints 5 i MIRRORS g 2 Q 623 Jackson Street Phone 2-1649 Topeka, Kansas ! 5 0.010101 l1014lQ010101l 101 101010101010101 1 11 10101011 10101U1l0.0 Pzlfzfv 1542 92011 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10:02:11 11101411111011110141111101 1111199 Q I 3 Topeka Stores i Patterson 8: Company ,' , '1 1 Q Plumbing-Heating-Ventilating g Q I ' I ' ' 2 C 1- ge 1 1 g g l WHERE CASH BUYS Moms I i QUHMY First and AlWaYS Qi Suits of pure wool fabrics i 1 for Men S 3 C None This S Q 117 W. 6th Ave. Phone 6449 I - I . 3' Over Price 1 o:411411411u1411i11u1 1n1n1i11a11u:s111020101111411111411111111.110141141111101111130 Xlhen he got his clegree, he lweezune a salesman for Ziinnieriuan Saxe. lle hail quite a Sellen talk. wliieh elosecl soinexyhat as follows: That is niy proposition. ancl you can lake it or l.eayitt. You will Collier self lucky if you clo. heeause Zlllll'llCl'lllZl1l Saxe are as strong' as Steele, anfl they never shrink when it Raines. They make Crooin in your warehouse heeause they are scientifically shapeil for high piling. ln transportation they save more than the llolling'su'ortl1. hecause they never rip or spill. AX cargo of Rice will go clear to Cireenlancl in these Saxe without loss, 02411111411411411411010101111111411411111411111111-1111111ap11:n1411411111111111 1:11498 ' e 1 SPORTING Goons DEPARTMENT Q Excels in Carefully Selected Equipment of i Q BAJEBALL-TENNIJ-GOLF-FIJHING i i KENT Tennis Rackets 52.50 Up. sERvUs sport Shoes 51.25 to 54.50. 1 i Rackets Re-Strung We Have Your Size ! e KRODEN Golf Clubs and Balls. RAWLINGS Baseball Gloves i Q RAWLINGS Golf Bags 54.00 Up.. 32.00 Up. : i Hardware, Housewares, Electric Utensils, Radio, Paint l e i Bowen--Nuss--Brown Hardware Co. g i 511-513 Kansas Avenue Phone 9536 ! all illttliii ll 10101421Ullbiililvlllilri 1 lliilrlllilllililili Ili ll 7110901 E011 1111141111141 1 411111.11111 1 11111 1411 -11111111i1qu1q-m11:11:11:1141 1411 1111 :1111qu11uio Q We Recognize Your College Y. M. C. A. Card E g And Grant Full Privileges On It During j j The College Year QCENTR L Y. M. C. A. i Swimming, Hand Ball, Volley Ball Home Like Cafeteria Q - 1 0:01111111111111111111111m11n1i11u-1111111 11 111 1 111 1 11 1111411411o1i11o:r11111io:o Page 19.5 O.Q!l0lUl0Q0iUllllK 14 1 l l iUQUillQI il i ll Yililllil illlllilli l l Q if 0:01 f e ! Honey Brand Ham and Bacon i Made in Topeka i ! 5 U I i CHAS. WOLFF PACKING COMPANYQ lehahod. hlr.. eyeutually quit the Selleu game. aud lmeeaiue a 'l'aylo1'. l,ater he was a llalcer. lle used to speud his vacations iu the Northwest. Nlauy a lieuyou he explored. traveling' from Nlorgau up tlirougli XX'ash- iugtou into Canada. He met Susan ou one of these trips. Susau ll. Guild him very much. hut she used to worry a great deal heeause he tramped the xyilds uu- armed. XX'hat if you would meet with a ferothious hear. she used to ask with her cute little lisp. lJou't you carry iiueuther auythiug' to protect you? ulEYZlllS11Olnl1C would replyl lt's ,Xlleu the day's fuu. l'iu Meliayye man. l dou't ueed a gun. iorininioioicxiuii1101010141101111 in 1 1 vin: 1 1: 1.2111-0:1111 111111101024 2 ICHABOD INN 1 1 STUDENT HEADQUARTERS i : 2 . 5 5 For Your Conven1ence- ! Q Q 5 PosT oFF1cE RESTAURANT 2 Q - 1 BooK STGRE, soDA FOUNTAIN 5 2 INFORMATION 3 Q Q The Store of A11 Things Collegiate ' 1 ! : 0:o11u1411oi:111 1 1 111 1 .111 13 Zu: 1:1 1 1 111 -1:11 11211 1111140 Page 1971 fo QOQllQOQOQOQOQ4lQ4QUQUQOQ4DQOQUQUQUQU 1 0101411010141 T010 T UQIYQUT KO!Q 0:4 4.1- .....- I I : : - :.: : : : : - - :,: : : -.....:.1:f.g. Dnu G COMPANY g 704 Kansas Ave. Phone 2-0311 2 I I . . . - Fancy bags, and all kinds of highest quality ! i toilet goods suitable for graduation gifts. Q 0:411011121winiuinioiuxi1:1111111111111111rioiuirxininilriuzrrinininiuioiiogc lll hisclccli11i11gyez11's. lcl1z1l1ml.bl1'., lJ6CZllllC llc-1111111 feclmle. 'l'l1c1'c was XX'l1iti11 his l1z1i1'. 111111 his neck was thin :1111l sc1'z111'11y like 21 L'1'z111c's. No lUll0'Cl' could lie lish out 11f21 llollmmolq i11z1 clav. Ritchie was i11 111c111111'x', 2-1 . . hut he was 1111 loiiger thc lilllglllilll of z1ll l1c surveyeml. .Ns the poet cle- scrilmerl l1i111 shortly before his lJ2l5Slllg'I The olcl 1112111 llIlll1ZlXY2lj' :1l1o111 him gainecl from years Of fruitful living. 'l'l1o11g'l1 his lleizer peering' l1z1clcwa1'1l 'l'owz11'cl the past. they holcl 1111 l1i111 of tears . . . H 020111: 1n:11:11:11qnn111:11:11111:nzuxnzuzm:f1111111:u:11:11:111:1 1 1 z 1 10:0 ! ' ! ' i F. W. Freeman, President i J. Ernest Jones, Vice-Pres. 3 3 ! C i . L. Carlson, Cashier 2 A R. M. Bunten, Ass't. Cashier Q V ' 1 Q A. H. Saville, Ass't. Cashier A C i F- 5... ilhelllerchants ationalllank gggiigegeglgeggfpggohflg. 2 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 'I 1 capita S200,000 sgtggnum best cu,re rar 5 Surplus S100,000 1'veeFo1ifLif3Snc55 ma QLYL' 5 '1 1 'I '1 1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 Q Q T d. - . M.. befa:iS1..YfFa211.i. Pie. 1 i C 'hay a VLSIJL to ---- i United States Depository 2 i 2 j i Harry Endlich 1 2 733 Kansas Avenue - i ' Y To eka Kansas i 501 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kansas. 2 p ' I Page 195 111111101111ui01nunin111111111101192002021111: 1 1111111111rxiniuinirziuiwzo 11010 1301 :xoxo ..,f,.5,: ...arm .s. A..-....,-.,, , 4, ,.. .,,..., iz 11014 1014 xinzoioioiuxi -L R I .,.. .....,. .. - .........,....,.. ..- -,....,....... .....- Fifty People Serve Ten Thousand Others In Every Financial Capacity Nllllllll THE GE TR l Qllllili TOPEKA, KANSAS Combined Capital and Surplus Over One Million Dollars Commercial Accounts Municipal Bonds Trusts riuioi QUALITY IGARS Ghirles Gila i f 1 1,21 7 'roa xANsAs Avr. 'roDaKA. KAN sAs Fountain Service 0111221111111 win: 11 The Pipes we sell will last you well Tobacco's fine-a worthy line age 196 vin: 1011101010101 Savings Accounts Farm Loans Safe Deposit Vault Navi:mioinzuioiuiniuiexiuioiuioif THE CONSTANT REMINDER Hickory llickory clock! The chimes in the Tliomzis gyni clock! llurry all you like. 'lilieyic sure to strike. llcfore you can make that last block. 9:0101 2:1 1 1 111 141121 ini Qke Naiswnlwoma. I STMEN'T A A EALTOR5 I - STORMONT :NNSURQRS , BUILDING E f! I! Ns, -J 1 CCDOPOZEC. KGHIGU 5111211111111 2111101 riuiuiniuinrzoiuic 101010103 invi1vis11uioioioioiriiuioi 11410101 :vi 1 if 1 1 202113 . THE LATEST VERSION ,41 -,1 512111168 1':yl1l2lllI1. 11:15 111'11'111g 1115 1 11' 1.111c11111 211111111 11111 1111105 2111 1111111' 11111' 112l1 1111 ll 1'11111111'1' 1'112111. N11I1L'- :rg iii' WL P ing' :1 51112111 1'211' 1'11111111g 1111 1161111111 152 111111, 1113 s11cc11e11 1111 111 sc-161111 miles 531 '1X1g111:113, ,, E' 11113 - .- - 1 1 11- , . ,1 2, . , .. . . - . 5: -, X 1 Q W 1- i 1111 1111111. 11111 1111 5111.111 1111, 111111.11 '25, KM hL!?, X .L K 111'111'c11 111 he ll 11c11' 1' 111'11. S1111 ffijl- Q X, F xi-ff g'Zl111t'l1. 211111 g1'2111112111y 111'e1'11111k 111111. 'Qi' ' I K 355 ' .Xia the 11l'1X'CI' 111' 11113 .spe1'111.11111Q 2224 1- 'VN' Q.. in 1' 1c1111'1c 111'QXY 1111 111611 111111 11s 11218111 lk? l11g'111'11111c1'. 1110 111'11'e1' 1e2111c11 11111 111 f -'N ' , .- . . ,. . Cf fif.. 1 ' f 1116 11111111111 .11111 111111111 11111. 156' U H HS211, 111111 111 1111' 119111 1111 11111 get Y Heavy Erwm mdkw qood 11115 l111I1g' 11111 111 1'1'1'e1'sc ? F15 11 COW-PUT1Ch6T, Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 U 1 U ! U U 1 1 U C Q svn' : I 1, fl 41 II i 4? 'V C 1 '0 11 , Lu 5, 3 U 2' rm U 1 'f P 1 II mn - 1 1 O 8 1 . 61 4,4 l ' Y Q C U QQ U ll ' i S 5'?N 1033 - BELL - 0241111 312 1 2 1111111 11111 :ni 1 111 1 1 1 111 111 111111111140 l'z11:,'1J 1511 high score for you when your work notes and play notes are typed on a Royal Portable, most modern of lightweight writing machines. Standard key- board, visible writing and many other special features put the Royal Portable in a class by itself - phone the Royal Representative to show you the smart new color models today-there's a pleasant plan of gradual payments. 1 -r Q, MARK Mm' ,,.., uullfm ,, . C e 1. ' aria . - J: i Q ' 'fly . f Il '-if, ' NS 'Y ' 9999 Tliffx , f l egg?-9-9Z??9eg I jiQ96fl5,3ge I . sg n D yifnw ees? QQESQASPQQ, Hb5'W g, I. N . Aff ' , 'ug-gz,,.,Qg66 , Qgsfirflx-X , WW -:.fif.?af- ., ' ' A , ,f ff, . R fifff Western Typewriter Co. 520 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kansas N 10101112014:ic114111111111'14:ie11112111010301111411414:14rZo2niu3o1n1n11 S. W. corner iorh 8r Topeka 17th ar Strong s. W. corner 4th sr Quihey Q F ! U 947 Wabash 10th ar Ridge 1418 Seward Q ! 2 S EI B XI I C IE E VUE GIVE IT g i T e Long 01 Company i E Corner Norris 8: jackson 3rd 8: jackson Corner 6th 8: Brooks Q zsoz E. 6th Ave. 27th ar Ohio S. W. Corner Curtis sr Tyler Q 1401 N. Kansas ! -.,-.-.,-.,-r.- -..- .-. - -..-.-..-.,-.,-.- -.,-.,-..-..- .. ......... ...,-.,-.,-..2. :ri-p -410111111104-mi: i::1::i4no::1::1:ioio Our Business is Black, A N But we treat you White. Idmbod Jn Says z LT f X CENTRAL CoAL 2'14Wi1i:2hburli10?iudeiii riyyiw r 5 95 A COMPANY Q Wear ailerby K Hugh Lawlor, Proprietor iiqdiiiiiq I Phone 20231 218 Jackson Sr. i 5 5h0weP'Baih- 1 , 4- I..I.,-,,-H:T:.,-..:.,:.-.,:.,:.,:.,:..g 111:1114111fro:-nxoioxuxnif1:11:1111rx:114114111111114nxoxnxuzuxuxoz-1141:1aio WE MAKE IT A BUSINESSU!! l TO MAKE YOUR BUSINESS oUR BUSINESS Q Lowe's Printin 81 Publishin Com an ! I 501 Jackson Street Phone 4076 -......-...-.,:.,-.,....,:.,:.,: .. : I -.-... -.- .. -.- -.-.,-.,...,.....,-.,-.,-..!. l':1g1- 11014 Q 50 A Guide to Good Things Our grandparents eoulrl tell goorl leather by the feel of it or whether a suit was all-wool hy rubbing it iu their hamls, Hut you buy so many more things than they clicl that it is almost impossible to he a judge of quality iu everytliiug you buy. .Xclvertising has talteu the place of g'rauclfather's aucl gl'ZlllillllUlllCl'.S knowledge. You may he sure that a thing' aclvertisell is as represented lf it is not the person making it will quickly lose your eouiiclenee and your patronage. Xlliatever you ueeml. there is an aclrertisement in these pages that will mlireet you to it. lfurthermore these merchants are boosters of XYash- hurugyour school. Read the advertisements to know what is best and where to buy it. Fixtures Everything Electrical Appliances Q E. L. OVERTON ELECTRIC COMPANY U U Topekais Big Electric Store ! U 522 Jackson Street Phone 6922 Topeka, Kansas Q On the New Main Street ' i! H 2 The Young Men'S A : We Blazed the trail in Topeka E Store Of T0DCk-an G With Lower Prices c : 5 U g For 39 years this great store S 5 Save with Safety at the i has been headquarters for all - : that is newest and best in men's 2 I E M t ' . . C iand young men's clothing. -1 'I 'u 's 'a 'a 'a 'u :n - Hats, Shoes, and Furnishings. . ,g onus COMPANY , 'a 's 's 'u lu in in 'n :u .n Q 3 . Q Hart Schaffner 8: Marx Three Rexall Stores g Clothes 2 i Q melfalace Q i Clothing Co. A Q Mrs. Stovers Bungalow Candy l 709711 mum AW- e Franklins xx Ice cream i azuzoenuzoz 1 1 3 fx ig iz lg: in if qptqnzoi :i 1U1o:o:o:0:oz01o:o: 101442 large 201' V W 1 1u1n1:s1n1n1u1i1 101411 1 10:10:01 1 101411:114x11i1u1u1n1u1u1o You'll like Trading at Karlan's Where Quality is Higher than Price 745 735.2 - V . fful 'I' LQ fill The Home of Worthwhile Furniture Where your patronage is appreciated 101 1 111r1u1n1u1 1 1 1:1 110.4 Frank A. Ripley, President 01111u1n1o1u1n1u1n1n1 1 1 1 v 3 1410 511101 Professional Public Service CONNECTK1Hf MUTUALIJFE . INSURANCE CO. James H. Mickey, Gen. Agent O. L. Smith, Jr., Supervisor Paul E. Armstrong Verne W. McKinley Gladys L. I-Iuson, Off. Cashier Phone 2-3523 New England Bldg Professional Public Service 014111:1n1u:o1u1n1o10101: 14:19101n1o1u1u1u1u1n1n14 john W. Ripley, Secretary-Treasurer Established in 1880-Incorporated 1904 Topeka Laundry Co. A RELIABLE FIRM Cleaners - Dyers - Hatters Phone 7791 Up-town Oflice and Hat Works: Main Office and Plant 114 West Sth 2nd and Quincy Kodaks-Films Whitman and johnston's Fine Candies The College Drug Store nllvgv fl ill Hharmarg 15th and Lane I. J. Kinyon Dial 8746-9802 REMEMBER Developing We Deliver Free-Freely Stationery Pug r 2 Qi4pgngi1igig.11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1311141 1 1 1 1-1 1:10140 g Zercher Book 8: Stationery Company s ! T. L. PATTISON, OWNER i i Q 521 Kansas Ave. Phone 8080 ! i 0.011 in in in :nil 1 ri ni 1111114111111 1111 1 111 1111111 1011420 COLLEGE DEFINED 'l'he following definitions have lmeen gatliereil from the latest copy of the XX'ishhone's L'nahriflg'ecl Intercollegiate llietionary. They are re- prorlneecl herewith in the hope that stnrlents of the linglish language as she is spoke may have the hacking of the highest antlmrity in their use of Worils. l. Chapel speaker. One who is interestecl in making a surrey of sleeping' siekness aniong college anml university stnrlentsf' 2. Professor, One who, when he hasn't forgotten about it, earries forwarrl the great aeacleinie traflition of ahsent-ininrleclness. 3. Stnclent. Any person who is never caught reading' a page helcl npsifle clown. ogoriuiuimnic114uioiuic1011iioiuiniiogesioriu 111301 . 1010101 111010141101 1 .rio Q Always a Washburn Booster Qak F100r51Ba1Sam Q i l Wool-Celtox, i ! Will make your hoine both attractive . : Q I and com ortable : 2 U 2 V 't Wa ehouse at Topeka. I Q S' Tie tfagt rxigid is rCare of Material. i ' l C A 3 i Drugs Soda ! i J I- b G ! i Phone 4374 gi . 0mi1S Um GI' 0. Q i i Topeka North Topeka Silver Lake i 201 W. 6th Ave. Topeka, Kansas Wakarusa Rossville, Kansas A !0f3Ol10 lUlUQOQ ll W ?l0l0lUi0llYi0l4O!0 Page 202 0511101 1111: 1 1 1:1 1 1 1 11 10343011111 1o1u1o1u1o1o1o101411 1411030 Q Q For A11 Kinds of Q National and Jayhawk J-Choo, and L5-ociety Q i Barber Shops Qi printing Q i Under Stansfield's Drug Store U ' Q 632 Kans. and Jayhawk Hotel g 5 The College Press E ! McClain 8z Berlew Telephones : ! Phone 8157 5 . Proprietors 2-4552 8: 9997 Q . ! i Q i Topeka's Model Print Shop ! i Topeka, Kansas ! i 606 Harrison Street Topeka, Kansas ! - 5 - i 9:41 1 1 1o1o1u1n1n1o1v 1 1 1i1io:qv:o:1o1o1o1o1n1u1o1 r1o1u1o1o1o1ro:o 4. Campus. 'IX small hotly of lancl entirely surrountlecl hy the eruel, harcl world. 5. liraternity. .Xn organization forinerl for the purpose of being able to present a solicl front to the outsirle xyorlml. while protecting' the right of the separate nienibers to enlarge freely upon the general worthless- ness of his brothers. 6. Sorority. .Xn association of college women offering in itself all the aclyantages of a l.aclies' iXic'l Society, a harem. a clormitory, :1 loclge. and beauty parlor. 7. Barb. One who woulcl like to turn Greek, or who will not turn Greek. 8. Vacation. One of those things you'fl like to forgetfl 111111111111111111111 0:on1o:1c11111111111 1111111111 1.1029 2 l l B ' Q 2 zz 1 ck g When better automobiles are built g Buick Win build them Q E . 3 g Woods Motor Corporation 5 ljzngte 2055 1, ,, 4:01 1111010111o1u1n1o14 101010101014101411 141141u1o1u1o1:r1u1 10:4 The Topeka Transfer 8: Storage Co, l - i i 528-34 Adams Street Has Everything To Move Anything i i A Truck For Every Purpose i You Should See Us in Action-Look for the Red Trucks l i If bothered with Moths-Phone our Office 2 g o. H. White, Pres., 5611 E. F. Dean, Mgr. G o.ei1o1o1o1o1o1o1111 1 1 1n1o1o1o1o1n1o1i11 1 111u1o1o1o1n1o1no:o The Old Complaint. Dapper Sappy. the chnnh young' collegiate. is all workecl up. 'lihe latest cause for complaint that Nlr. Sappy has founil is in the way the professors arrange their examination questions. lf they want to ask seventeen questions in an exain. sputters llap- per, why tlo they have to follow the conventional iclea that a test shoulrl have ten questions, ancl then slip in the seven extra topics in the forin of 'lay lhl ancl lcl' suhclivisions? XX'hile it is extremely clouhtful whether Rlr. Sappy coulcl surpass his customary ll gracle shoulrl the faculty heecl his complaint. never-the' less, his criticism is one that will he receivecl with satisfaction hy his fel- low stuclents. 11111111111111, .ia ..--.. -.... - .3..?,:.,:.,:......,:..:.,:..:..-.,:..:..-.,.. :.,3, I . ! ! Washburn Students 1 ' I - . - l Q Visit ' , 2 : : Records Play on all Machines I- l a Selea.Us Eirst fogi Latest Records i iss osella out in charge FOR THOSE Q Charles Cmwfgrd Ggmpany !i Collegiate Haircuts and Bobs ! i Distributors of High Grade Band and It Pays To Look Well i Orchegravlnsgumfngi, Exclusively J H Nicholson I . . oc. or o ' , ' ' 3 Q Phone 4095 927rl2ai1ls.,Ave. 1410 West 15111 Street 0:41014x1u1o1u1n1u1irioioiozoio1io.4q:u1u1 1 n1o1n1o1n1o1cn1nr1an1u 1 19:0 Pzxgw- Zlll F. M. Steves 699 Sons Printers : Binders .29 College A nnua, prr'nters J' 116-118 East Fifth Street Topeka. Kansa Ride in Jafety and Comfort FREQUENT-DEPENDABLE SERVICE 6519-sr4Q6 405 sf' W1 w lv E . 8 J 'Q 2 U J V5 Q, A uf The Inter-State Stage Lines Co. TOPEKA, KANSAS 11: 1 2 ...- 1 1111.1 1 io:U:min10zoznzuzuioioinz Style Without Extravagance A Store Style for Style f ! i Quality for Quahtv of young men Price for Price and specializing Anderson's Leads in two trousers A11 the Rest suits at aBuy C U 335 and S40 gg UPSTAIRS 132 store buying Saves: ' II power thru our ll C affiliated group 2 U Q Q 5 ll . cl-Qxntlw Cemzfz-yr Un 3 'u 'mmwom gi UPSTAIRS Henry White's Bostonian shoes Topeka St Joseph i i Kansas Missouri :.,:.,:.,:.,: :.,:..:.,: 2 :t.g..g..-.,-.,- - - - - - - - - C.ALIflTg1fEIflJh5 U1 Autographs -Q,Jfi1 Q,2f,QlXm- 5 i 1. ff R5 3